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The AI deep research tool that goes wider and deeper

Ask one question. Divrite splits it by country and sub-topic, searches government, regulator and industry sites in each local language, reads hundreds of pages in full, and keeps searching until every research point is settled. Then it turns the findings into a report, a deck or a web page.

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  • Local-language, first-hand sources
  • Hundreds of pages read in full
  • Searched until every point is settled
divrite · deep research · plan

$ question

Which regulations apply to building EV plants in Brazil, Thailand and Germany?

plan · 5 tasks · 5 languages

  • 01 Brazil — import tariffs, local-content rules PT
  • 02 Thailand — BOI incentives for EV makers TH
  • 03 Germany — investment screening (AWG / AWV) DE
  • 04 Cross-country comparison of plant policy EN
  • 05 Analyst and trade-press coverage ZH
gap check1 point still thin → follow-up search in Germanmergededupe across languages · trace reposts to originalswritereport in English · every claim linked to a page that was read
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[01] real outputs

One question in, professional output out

Every example below started as a single question and one research run. Open one to read it page by page.

Report

138 sources · English Also as presentation and web page

Global Trade and Tariffs Monthly Brief · Sep 24–Oct 23, 2026

● Generated with Divrite
Report

132 sources · English Also as presentation and web page

AI Regulation Watch Weekly Brief · Oct 17–23, 2026

● Generated with Divrite
Report

99 sources · English Also as presentation and web page

Chinese EVs Going Global Monthly Brief · Sep 24–Oct 23, 2026

● Generated with Divrite
Report

125 sources · English Also as presentation and web page

Semiconductor Export Controls Biweekly Brief · Oct 10–23, 2026

● Generated with Divrite
Report

106 sources · English Also as presentation and web page

Geopolitical Conflicts and Supply Chains Weekly Brief · Oct 17–23, 2026

● Generated with Divrite
Report

139 sources · English Also as presentation and web page

Energy Storage & Batteries Brief · Oct 9–22, 2026

● Generated with Divrite

Every example here is a real Hot topics issue generated with Divrite.

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[02] how it works

How a deep research run works

A run takes minutes, not seconds. The time goes into planning, reading in full and going back for what’s missing — the work you would otherwise do across dozens of browser tabs, in languages you may not read.

  1. step 01

    Plan

    Divrite splits your question into research tasks — by country where it matters, and by sub-topic — and sets a checklist of research points the answer has to cover. You can review the tasks before the run starts.

  2. step 02

    Search wider

    Sub-topics are searched in parallel. Each country gets queries in its own language, aimed at government, regulator and industry sites, and hundreds of pages are read in full, along with the tables and images in them.

  3. step 03

    Dig deeper

    After each round, Divrite checks the research points against the evidence so far and searches again for just the ones that are still thin. It stops when every point is settled, not after a fixed number of results.

  4. step 04

    Merge and write

    The same page found in several languages is merged, reposts are traced back to the original, and sources are ranked by authority. The findings are written up in the language you asked in.

research points · EU AI Act obligations for GPAI providers

  1. 00 base search

    5/10 covered

    sub-topics searched in parallel · research points set

  2. 01 gap check 1

    8/10 covered

    5 thin points → follow-up searches

  3. 02 gap check 2

    10/10 covered

    2 thin points → follow-up searches → all points covered · search stops · report is written

  • 01 Art. 53 duties
  • 02 Art. 55 duties
  • 03 Risk threshold
  • 04 Key dates
  • 05 Legacy models
  • 06 Penalties
  • 07 Code of practice
  • 08 Open source
  • 09 Transparency
  • 10 Enforcement
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[03] sources

Wider means first-hand, not just more links

The originals, in the original language, ranked by who published them — and read in full before anything is written.

Local language
Each country gets queries written in its own language, so national rules and data turn up in the original, not in someone’s summary of it.
First-hand
Searches go to government, regulator and industry sites, where rules and figures are first published.
Merged
The same page found in several languages counts once, and reposts are traced back to the original.
Ranked
Sources are ranked by authority, so an official notice outweighs a blog post about it.
Read in full
Hundreds of pages are read in full, not judged from search snippets.
Checked
Key figures in the write-up must be found in the pages read. A figure that can’t be found is flagged.
report · section 2.1 · sources

2.1 When the obligations apply

Obligations for providers of general-purpose AI models apply from 2 August 20251. Models placed on the market before that date have until 2 August 2027 to comply12. The Commission’s enforcement powers start on 2 August 20262.

  1. [1]eur-lex.europa.eu · Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, Art. 111 & 113
  2. [2]digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu · General-purpose AI models: Q&A

1 figure in this section has no source among the pages read — flagged for review

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[04] vs. a chat assistant

Why not just ask a chat assistant?

Chat assistants are fine for quick answers. Deep research is for questions where a quick answer would miss most of what matters.

Planning

Chat ·Answers straight away, from memory or one search.

Divrite ·Splits the question by country and sub-topic, with a checklist of research points.

Languages

Chat ·Searches in the language you typed.

Divrite ·Searches each country in its own language, then writes in yours.

Sources

Chat ·Whatever ranks high in a quick search.

Divrite ·Government, regulator and industry sites first; reposts traced to the original; sources ranked by authority.

Reading

Chat ·A handful of search snippets.

Divrite ·Hundreds of pages read in full.

Depth

Chat ·One pass; whatever comes back is the answer.

Divrite ·Round after round on the points that still lack evidence, until each is settled.

Output

Chat ·Text in a chat window.

Divrite ·A report, a native PPTX deck, an interactive web page, an image or a scheduled briefing.

[05] deliver it as

One research run, five ways to deliver it

Choose the format before you start. Each one is built from the same research.

[$] pricing

From $9.9/mo

Every plan includes deep research and all output formats — presentations, reports, web pages and images. You pay with monthly credits, and each task shows its credit estimate before it runs. Final prices are shown at checkout.

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[06] faq

Frequently asked questions

How is deep research different from asking a chatbot?
A chatbot usually answers from one quick search, in the language you asked in. Divrite splits the question by country and sub-topic, searches official sources in the local languages, reads the pages in full and goes back for every point that still lacks evidence. It takes minutes rather than seconds, and you get a finished deliverable instead of a chat reply.
How long does a deep research run take?
Usually a few minutes, depending on how broad the question is. Presentations, reports and web pages take longer because they are built after the research is finished. You can follow each step while it runs.
Which languages does it search in?
When your question involves particular countries, each country gets queries written in its own language, aimed at government, regulator and industry sites. The same page found in several languages is merged, and the write-up follows the language you ask in.
Which sources does it prefer?
Sources are ranked by authority: government and regulator publications and industry bodies come first, and reposts are traced back to the original. Divrite reads the pages in full rather than relying on search snippets.
Can I check where a number came 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 find in those pages is flagged.
What can I do with the research?
Turn it into a research report (Word or PDF), a slide deck (native PPTX), an interactive web page, an image, or a briefing on a schedule. Choose the format when you ask.
Is deep research included in every plan?
Yes. Every plan includes deep research and all output formats. Each run uses credits for the work it actually does, and a run that fails is not charged. See pricing.

Ask the question you’d normally spend a day on

Divrite searches wider, reads deeper and keeps going until every point is settled — then hands you a report, a deck or a web page.

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