What’s new in Divrite

This is the first entry in our changelog, so instead of a list of changes it’s a tour of what Divrite does today. From here on, each entry will cover what’s new and where to find it.

One box for every question

Everything starts from a single question box on the home page. Type what you want to know, then choose what you want back from the options under the box: an answer, a presentation, a document, a web page, an image, an agent or a topic subscription. You can look around without an account. When you’re ready to generate, sign in and the question you typed is kept for you.

Research that goes deep, with sources you can open

• Two modes for questions. Visual runs a broad search and returns an answer with original images and charts. Deep splits your question into sub-topics, searches them in parallel, then runs follow-up searches on whatever is still unclear before it writes a sectioned report. Compare the modes.
• Local-language search. When a question involves particular countries, Divrite also searches in their languages, so local laws, statistics and press are part of the picture.
• Citations throughout. Figures are cited to the pages they came from, and numbers in charts can be traced back to the text and its source.
• Research first, then create. Presentations and documents start with research too. Choose Deep research for a thorough pass or Quick web search for a faster one.

Create presentations, reports, web pages and images

• Presentations, slide by slide. Watch the deck being written one slide at a time, with speaker notes and sources for each slide. Ask for changes to one slide without touching the rest.
• Reports with a table of contents, charts and a list of sources.
• Interactive web pages you can scroll, click through and share with a link.
• Images and edits. Generate infographics and visuals, then box the areas you want to change and describe each change. Only the boxed areas are redrawn, and earlier versions are kept.

Export, keep and share your work

• My creations keeps everything you’ve made in one place.
• Editable exports. Download presentations as native PowerPoint (.pptx) files with editable text, and documents as Word (.docx) or PDF. Each slide’s speaker notes and sources go into the PowerPoint notes.
• Share links. Create a read-only link to any work. Choose how long it lasts (7 days, 30 days or no expiry), add a password if you like, and decide whether viewers can download it. Viewers don’t need an account.

Stay on top of a topic

• Topic subscriptions. Describe what you want to track and how often. Divrite runs the research on schedule and emails the report to you. Pause, edit or delete a subscription at any time.
• Hot topics. Browse a library of recurring reports on topics across AI, policy, energy, markets, biotech and more, published on a fixed schedule. Open any issue to see the research behind it, and start your own version with a click.

Your account

• Password-free sign-in. Enter your email and we send you a one-time sign-in link. Google sign-in is coming soon.
• Light and dark themes, or follow your system setting.
• Four interface languages: English, 简体中文, 日本語 and Español. You can ask questions in any language.
• Account deletion from Settings, with a 7-day window to change your mind. How it works.

If something doesn’t work the way you expect, email [email protected]. We read every message.