Cited answers—without the rabbit holes.
Loved by analysts, PMs, founders, and creators.
Why individuals & small teams use it
Hours saved on briefs, memos, and proposals
Zero guesswork with inline citations for every paragraph
Reusable notes you can refresh as sources change
How it works
No citation → no claim.
Connect
Sign in and link Google Drive/Docs, OneDrive/SharePoint, Notion/Confluence, Slack (read-only).
Ask
Choose a mode: Investigate (deep dive), Compare (side-by-side), Summarize (tight brief).
Review
Read your Cited Answer with expandable source cards (doc, author, date, snippet). Mark useful/disputed.
Export
Send to Google Docs/Word/Slides or copy Markdown—footnotes included. Save the thread to a Notebook.
Key capabilities
Citation-first answers
Footnotes by default. Hover to see exact snippets and where they came from.
Source cards
Document name, author, date, and the exact passage used—open in one click.
Compare mode
Side-by-side tables for vendors, features, pricing, or claims.
Assumptions & deltas
Toggle assumptions to see how the answer would change.
Notebooks
Pin best answers, add your notes, re-run with fresh sources later.
One-click exports
Google Docs, Word, Slides/PowerPoint, Markdown—footnotes preserved.
Connectors (Pro level)
Everything respects the permissions of your accounts.
Files & notes
- Google Drive/Docs
- OneDrive/SharePoint
- Notion
- Confluence
Messaging
- Slack (channels/threads you can access)
Web
- Add URLs and capture pages with citation snapshots
Quality controls
Simple, user-friendly
Confidence chip on each section
High / Medium / Low
Show sources only option
If confidence is low
Trusted sources pinning
Prioritize specific docs/folders/domains
Blocklist for noisy sources
Or outdated sources
Use cases
Product & market briefs
Turn scattered links into a one-pager with footnotes
RFP answers
Reuse cited snippets across proposals
Competitive landscape
Compare vendors with side-by-side claims
Content drafts
Generate outlines and paragraphs you can justify with sources
Team updates
Weekly digest with citations your team can verify
Example prompts
"Create a one-page brief on Feature X adoption. Use Drive folder 'Customer Research' and the last 30 days of Slack #feedback—include citations."
"Compare Vendor A vs Vendor B for price, roadmap, and security—table with sources."
"Summarize Q2 release notes into a customer-facing update. Link every claim."
"List the top 5 risks to APAC launch with what evidence would change your conclusion."
Exports & sharing
Docs/Slides with footnotes
And a source appendix
Markdown for wikis
Notion/Confluence/Git
Share link to report
Read-only, cited report (optional)
Pricing & plans
Free
- Limited questions/day
- Basic connectors
- Exports with small watermark
Pro
- Higher limits
- Full connectors
- Notebooks
- Compare mode
- Watermark-free exports
Ultra
- Shared Notebooks
- Shared connectors
- Comment/review
- Team analytics
Enterprise
- Everything in Ultra
- SSO integration
- Custom workflows
- Dedicated support
- SLA guarantee
- White-label options
FAQ (Pro-focused)
What if I don't have access to a document?
You won't see it. Answers only use sources your account can access.
Can I force it to use specific sources?
Yes—pin trusted folders/files/domains before asking.
How do citations work on the web?
We capture a snapshot and cite the exact passage/URL.
Will my data be used to train models?
No by default. You can opt-in to share anonymous feedback signals.
Does it replace my note-taking app?
Keep your app—export to Docs/Markdown or save to Notebooks and link out.