The AI market research agent.
Market research that cites itself. The question goes in, several AI research agents investigate it across credible sources, cross-check what they find, and what comes back is a short written answer where every claim opens the dated document behind it.
Market research has two failure modes and most teams have met both. The first is the slow one: a question is asked, somebody spends three weeks on it, and the answer arrives after the decision it was meant to inform. The second is the fast one: a model writes four confident paragraphs in nine seconds and nobody can tell which sentence is a fact, which is an average and which was invented on the way past.
The useful middle is a written answer that shows its working. Not a link dump, and not an essay - a short piece of research where each figure names the dataset and the period it came from, each claim about a company opens the filing or the page it was read from, and the parts that could not be established are listed as gaps rather than smoothed over.
- A written report - The question answered in prose, with the dataset and the period named for every figure and a link on every claim.
- The gaps, listed - What the research could not establish, said as a gap rather than filled in.
- Export - Excel, CSV, PDF or slides from any screen, so the research moves into whatever the team already runs on.
The agents on this job, and how each one proves itself
Each line is the agent's own description from the roster the product runs on, not a paraphrase written for this page.
- 01 · Scout
Finds what is on the record. Thirty credible sources, read for every company you watch. The list of sources, and their licences, is on the Trust page.
- 02 · Regulator
Tracks filings and rules. SEC filings and US Federal Register documents, each one opening the filing itself.
- 03 · Historian
Reads the archive backwards. Ninety days read backwards, with near-duplicate coverage of one story merged into one story.
- 04 · Sifter
Decides what matters. Every signal carries the score that let it through, and everything held back stays in a log you can read.
- 05 · Verifier
Counts how many independent sources actually say it. Every signal carries a verdict: how many independent sources have it, which ones, and how many copies of the same text were discounted. Confirmed, on the record, one source reprinted, or single source - and the sentence explaining which.
It counts agreement, not truth. Two independent sources can both be wrong, and the verdict says "reported independently", never "verified as fact". It also cannot see a shared origin it has no evidence of: two outlets briefed privately by the same person, who then write their own sentences, read as two voices here.
- 06 · Analyst
Writes the brief. The brief, written from the shortlisted signals, with every line tracing to a dated source.
- 07 · Router
Delivers it by email, and as a file you can use. The brief arrives by email on your schedule, and everything on every screen exports to Excel, CSV, PDF or slides.
Email and file export are the whole of it. There is no connection to Slack, Teams, a CRM or a webhook, so if the plan is for a brief to land in a channel or a record to appear in your CRM, that is not what this does. The upside is that no token of yours sits here.
Named sources, every one of them something you could open yourself
Nothing is bought from a data broker. The full source list, and the licence for each, is on the Trust page.
- It reads what companies state on the record. A market where the important facts are private - privately held revenue, unannounced roadmaps, what was said in a boardroom - is a market it has less to say about.
- It does not forecast. Nothing here produces a prediction, because nothing here records whether past predictions were right; research scoped to a forward-looking question is a separate paid engagement.
- Corroboration counts agreement, not truth. Two independent sources can both be wrong, and a finding says "reported independently" rather than "verified as fact".
- Statistical series carry the source and the period. A figure from an official series is as current as that series, which is sometimes a quarter behind.
Included in every plan, with a monthly report allowance that rises with the plan. The number for each is on the pricing page.
What people ask
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A working run against the companies you actually care about, not a recorded video.