Six weeks of market research, sealed in days
File a brief, approve the plan, set the cap. The finished study arrives fully cited, source-snapshotted and sealed — no tool to babysit.
Research you commission, not software you babysit
Filed like a brief
One form: objective, context, what to visualize, budget cap. Approve the plan and the engine takes it from there.
Cited to the source
Every claim carries a citation chip that opens the frozen snapshot — capture date, original URL, receipts included.
Sealed as evidence
Studies ship immutable: edition number, timestamp, content hash. Update one by commissioning the next and reading the diff.
From brief to sealed study
Four blocks to file, one plan to approve — then live telemetry and a deliverable you can defend.
New commission
Draft · nothing spends before plan approval
“Six weeks and five figures, replaced by a sealed study in four days.”
Sealed means sealed
Every study ships as a point-in-time record — timestamped, hashed, immutable. Not a living doc. Evidence.
Source snapshots
Every citation opens the page as it existed at capture — dead links can't rot your evidence.
Content hash
The seal carries a hash of the full study. Anyone can verify nothing moved after shipping.
Edition trail
Updates are new editions, never edits. The trail of seals is the audit log.
Exact diffs
New findings, changed figures, dead sources — every delta between editions, itemized.
Budget caps
The cap you approve is enforced mid-run. Hit it and the study ships at reduced scope — and says so.
Failed runs refunded
What happened, what was refunded, one retry.
Exports carry the seal
PDF and data exports stay verifiable.
No chat, anywhere
Nothing to prompt, nothing to babysit.
Point-in-time records
Cite a study the way you cite a filing.
Briefs in, evidence out
Teams file objectives, not prompts. Each one comes back as a sealed study — with a plan they approved and a cap they set.
Mara · Strategy
Size the private-label market in Southeast Asia ahead of Q3 planning.
Ken · Product
Map the last three competitor launches — positioning, pricing, reception.
Josie · Marketing
Where is rival ad spend moving this quarter, and where's the white space?
A plan you approve
Sub-questions, coverage and allocation — signed off before anything spends.
A cap you set
Scope tiers priced as outcomes: sources covered and a delivery estimate, not tokens.
A study you can defend
Fully cited, source-snapshotted, sealed. Forward it to the board as-is.
Commission your first study
Pick a scope tier, file the brief, approve the plan. Most first editions seal within days.