Ask a question. Get an answer that shows its sources.
The app finds current articles for your question, shows you the passages it picked, then writes a short answer where every sentence cites a numbered source. Click a number to read the highlighted passage. No API key needed - pay per answer with credits. Finding sources is free.
Examples replay saved sources and answers at no cost.
Answers
Ask anything you would look up.
Step 1 finds sources (free). Step 2 writes the answer from them, citing each one. When the sources do not cover something, the answer says so instead of guessing.
How it works
- Find sources - free. Your question is searched in Wikipedia (11 languages) and the top articles are fetched whole. You can remove any of them or paste a source of your own.
- Pick the passages. Every paragraph is ranked against your question in this browser. You see exactly which passages will be sent, and the most it can cost, before you pay.
- Answer with citations. The model reads only those passages and must cite one for every sentence, with a word-for-word quote. If the sources do not say, the answer says so.
- Check every quote. The page finds each quote in its passage and marks it verified, close or not found. Click a citation to read the source highlighted, or open the original section.