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Divrite researches your question properly — hundreds of pages, official sources in the local language, every point covered — then delivers it as a research report, an editable deck, an interactive web page or a scheduled briefing. Content you can hand to a client, not just pages that look good.

What should Divrite make?

[01] who it’s for · time saved

Weeks of desk research, delivered in minutes

For work that ends up in front of a client, an investment committee, a professor or an audience — complete, specific and sourced.

[02] research

Research that goes wider and deeper

Divrite does the research properly before it writes a word. Here is what that looks like.

widerLocal-language, first-hand sources

The question is split by country. Each country gets queries written in its own language and goes to government, regulator and industry sites for the originals. The same page found in several languages is merged, reposts are traced back to the original, and sources are ranked by authority.

search process
Question
Which rules apply to building EV plants in Brazil, Thailand and Germany?
3 countries · 5 languages
CountryLocal-language queryLocal sources
BrazilPortuguese
imposto importação veículos Brasil taxa localização conteúdo local 2026 Import tariffs and local-content rules
gov.br/mdicgov.br/receitafederal
ThailandThai
ประเทศไทย เศรษฐกิจ อุตสาหกรรมยานยนต์ รถยนต์ไฟฟ้า 2026 ข้อมูล Thai economy, auto and EV industry data
boi.go.thexcise.go.th
GermanyGerman
AWG AWV Investitionsprüfung Deutschland 2026 BMWK Sektoren Prüfschwellen Investment screening (AWG / AWV): sectors and thresholds
gesetze-im-internet.debfdi.bund.de
GlobalEnglish
EV manufacturing overseas plant policy comparison Brazil Thailand Germany 2026 Plant policy compared across all three
iea.orgunctad.org
ChinaChinese
中国新能源汽车 出海 巴西 泰国 德国 政策准入 关税 合规 风险 2026 Analysis from Chinese agencies and media
mofcom.gov.cncaam.org.cn
Dedupe & grade
  • Language duplicates merged
  • Reposts traced to the original
  • Sources graded by authority
Report in English
1. Brazil: incentives and tariffs
2. Thailand: BOI and local content
PTgov.brTHboi.go.thDEbfdi.bund.deZHmofcom.gov.cn
Every claim cites its original-language source
Typical AI search
10–20 pages · 1 language Divrite
Dozens to 100+ pages · many languages
Illustration · queries from a real run

deeperBroken into points, searched until each is settled

Sub-topics are searched in parallel, then checked against a list of research points. After each round Divrite looks for points that still lack evidence and searches again for just those, until every point is settled. Below is a replay of a real run.

replay of a real run DeepWhat obligations does the EU AI Act set for providers of general-purpose AI (GPAI) models in 2026? When does each apply, and what transitional arrangements cover models already on the market? Elapsed01:54
Base search6 sub-topics in parallel
1
ObligationsEU AI Act Article 53 55 general-purpose AI models obligations providers
20 hits
2
TimelineEU AI Act GPAI obligations application date 2 August 2025 2 August 2026 timeline
20 hits
3
TransitionEU AI Act GPAI models placed on market before 2 August 2025 transition period
20 hits
4
ImplementationEU AI Act GPAI code of practice guidelines Commission 2026
20 hits
5
EnforcementEU AI Act GPAI enforcement penalties fines obligations 2026
20 hits
6
Systemic riskEU AI Act GPAI systemic risk models threshold 10^25 FLOP obligations
20 hits
1Gap check 1
Covered: 6 / 10
Follow-ups for 2 thin points
7
C8Open sourceEU AI Act Article 53 open source exemption free licence GPAI
8
C9TransparencyEU AI Act transparency obligations 2 August 2026 synthetic content marking December 2026
2Gap check 2
Covered: 8 / 10
Follow-ups for 2 thin points
9
C10EnforcementAI Office GPAI enforcement investigation February 2026 official
10
C7Code signersGPAI code of practice signatories list 2026 compliance
3Gap check 3
Covered: 10 / 10
All points covered; searching stops
86 sources kept from 166 pages after deduplication
ai-act-service-desk.ec.europa.eudigital-strategy.ec.europa.euartificialintelligenceact.eucommission.europa.eueuroparl.europa.eubakermckenzie.comaiact-portugal.ptservola.de
Research report, ~6,500 characters
Research points 10 points: all covered CoveredThinSearching
C1 Art. 53 duties
C2 Art. 55 duties
C3 Risk threshold
C4 Key dates
C5 Legacy models
C6 Penalties
C7 Code signers
C8 Open source
C9 Transparency
C10 Enforcement
10Searches
200Search hits
166Pages read
8643 officialSources kept
Replay of a real run · sped up

[03] every format

One research run, professional output in every format

Slides, research reports, interactive web pages and images from one place — richer in content and better looking. The pages below come from real Hot topics issues generated with Divrite.

See all Hot topics →

[04] how it’s made

What goes into every page

The research is only half of it. From plan to finished deck, every key figure and every chart is checked against its source before it goes on a page. Below is a real run.

question to deliverable Elapsed11:31
1Plan
Question
Which rules apply to building EV plants in Brazil, Thailand and Germany?
9 research tasks
  • Deadlines and limits
  • Offset production
  • Mover and CKD quotas
  • FDI screening, CBAM
  • + 5 more
Slide outline · 15 slides
  1. 01OverviewP3
  2. 02ThailandP4–6
  3. 03BrazilP7–9
  4. 04Germany / EUP10–12
  5. 05ComparisonP13–14

Each country: what you get → what you must do → what to avoid

2Research report
42Searches
431Pages read
Report length~40 pages
A ~40-page research report, sources linked
Policy and risk study for plants in three countries
SectionPages read
  1. 1Deadlines and limits53
  2. 2Thailand: offset rules31
  3. 3Thailand: tax and exit38
  4. 4Brazil: Mover, quotas38
  5. 5Brazil: tariff steps50
  6. 6Germany: FDI, CBAM46
  7. 7EU: anti-subsidy duties66
  8. 8September changes73
  9. 9Pre-launch checklist36
3Key-figure check

Figures pulled from draft slides, each checked against the passage its slide cites

  • P5
    1:2 → 1:3
    Matches Offset ratio · boi.go.th
  • P8
    35%
    Matches Import tariff · gov.br
  • P4
    $25.7–34B $2.57–3.4B
    Corrected 2025 market size · 10× conversion error
  • P5
    15% → 10% → 0%
    Matches Cell localization · jetro.go.jp
  • P3
    20% of votes
    Removed AWV threshold · not in the cited source
Same figure, three places
  • Contents $25.7–34B$2.57–3.4B
  • Title $25.7–34B$2.57–3.4B
  • Body $2.57–3.4B
4Chart check

Charts are drawn from the data and checked before they go on a slide

P8Brazil EV import tariff %
10182535
ValuesYearsPlaced
P5Cell localization credit %
15100
ValuesYearsPlaced
P6Offset: required vs actual
TargetActual
Only 2 values: no chart Shown as two figures
Visuals per slide
ChartsSource photosAI art No filler
5Deliverables
15-slide deck
  • Research report
  • Interactive web page
  • PPTX matches preview · editable text · speaker notes
  • 3 densities: reading / briefing / presenting
Total 11:31 ≈ 11.5 min · 691 s
Figures from a real run · sped up · check examples from several runs

[05] formats

Each format in detail

What you get with each one, and how people use it.

[06] hot topics

Real output, every week

Divrite researches 36 topics on a schedule — AI, chips, energy, markets and more — and publishes each issue as a deck, a report and a web page. Read the latest here; email subscriptions are opening soon.

[07] pricing

Every format in every plan, from $9.9/mo

A professional tool, priced against the hours of research it replaces. Every plan includes deep research and all output formats; higher plans add monthly credits, topic subscriptions and tasks at a time. Each task shows its credit estimate before it starts.

  • Starter

    $9.9/mo

    3,000 credits / month

    For casual users getting started with AI research.

  • Pro

    $24.9/mo

    8,000 credits / month

    For individuals who research every week.

  • Ultrapopular

    $49.9/mo

    18,000 credits / month

    For analysts and consultants who ship research daily.

  • Ultra Max

    $99.9/mo

    38,000 credits / month

    For heavy users and small teams of one.

Billed monthly; annual billing costs less. Final prices are shown at checkout.

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[08] faq

Frequently asked questions

What is Divrite?
Divrite is an AI tool for professional content. You ask one question; it plans the research, searches the web in several rounds and languages, reads the full pages, and then delivers what it found as a research report, an editable slide deck, an interactive web page, an image, or a briefing on a schedule.
How is it different from AI slide and document tools?
Most of those tools focus on making content look good, starting from your prompt and a template. Divrite starts with research: it reads hundreds of pages, including official sources in the local language, checks that every point is covered, and only then writes. The result is more complete and more specific, and the same research can come out as a report, a deck or a web page.
How is it different from asking a chatbot?
A chatbot usually answers from one quick search, in the language you asked in, and gives you a chat reply. Divrite plans the research, searches in the local languages of the countries involved, fills the gaps, and hands you a finished deliverable. It takes minutes rather than seconds.
Can I edit what it makes?
Yes. Decks export as native PPTX with editable text, reports as DOCX or PDF, and web pages can be shared by link or downloaded as a single HTML file. You can also ask for changes in plain words, or box the parts of an image you want changed.
Can I check where the numbers come from?
Yes. Key figures link to the page they were taken from, and sources only come from pages Divrite read during that run. A figure it couldn’t source is flagged.
How long does a research run take?
Usually a few minutes, depending on how broad the question is. Decks, reports and web pages take longer because they are built after the research is done. You can follow each step while it runs.
Is there a free plan?
No. Every task runs real, multi-round research, so Divrite is a paid service, with plans from $9.9 a month. You can read real outputs in Hot topics first. See pricing for what each plan includes.

Hand over the question that would take you a day

Divrite does the research and the first draft — report, deck or web page. You review it, edit it and hand it in.