FindDepth: Cited research reports

FindDepth is an AI research assistant that searches publicly available material and assembles a cited report. It is designed for questions that benefit from reading several sources and comparing what they say, rather than taking the first search result as an answer.

How does a research job work?

Start with a question or topic. FindDepth says it searches and reads public sources, then looks for more material where evidence is thin. Its site says you can watch which sites it reads while the job runs. That is a useful opportunity to notice if the search is following the wrong interpretation of a question or relying on a narrow group of sources.

The finished cited report can include tables and charts. The service saves it in the account and offers PDF, Word and Markdown exports. Someone who wants to revise the text can choose an editable format instead of sharing a fixed PDF.

How does FindDepth charge?

Creating an account is free. Research jobs use prepaid credits, with no subscription described on the homepage. The publisher says credits do not expire. It also says a stopped job uses only the credits spent to that point and that a job that fails on its side is not charged. A free account alone is therefore not evidence that a full report is free.

Which parts of a report need verification?

FindDepth's terms say reports are generated automatically and may contain errors, omissions or stale information. Review important claims against their cited public sources before using a report in a decision or sharing its conclusions. A report can help identify what to read first; the presence of references does not establish that every inference in it is sound.