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Topic and policy overviews, built on first-hand sources

Use Divrite to map a topic before you dive in: what has been written, which policies apply, where the data is. It searches government and regulator sites in the local languages and reads pages in full, and key claims link to their sources so you can go back to the original and cite it properly.

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the usual way → with divrite

  • −Getting the lay of the land on a new topic takes weeks of reading.

    +A structured overview organized by sub-topic, with references to follow up.

  • −Policy and data are scattered across agencies, countries and languages.

    +Divrite searches each country in its own language and keeps the original titles and links.

  • −An AI answer is not something you can cite.

    +Divrite gives you the sources; you read and cite the originals.

What changes

[01] try one

Questions to start with

Each one opens Divrite with the question filled in. Change the details to fit your own work.

  1. q01 · policy review Deep research “Give an overview of the EU AI Act’s obligations for general-purpose AI model providers, with the key dates and transitional rules.” Ask this in Divrite →
  2. q02 · topic overview Report “Summarize the main technical approaches behind large language models — architecture, training and inference — with the key papers for each.” Ask this in Divrite →
  3. q03 · comparative policy Report “How do Brazil, Thailand and Germany support domestic EV manufacturing? Compare policy instruments and timelines.” Ask this in Divrite →

[02] real outputs

Related Hot topics issues

Overviews and policy research generated with Divrite, with the number of references on each card.

Report

111 sources · English Also as presentation and web page

AI Research Papers Weekly Brief · Oct 17–23, 2026

● Generated with Divrite
Report

107 sources · English Also as presentation and web page

Quantum Computing Monthly Brief · Sep 24–Oct 23, 2026

● Generated with Divrite
Report

122 sources · English Also as presentation and web page

Gene Editing and Cell Therapy Quarterly Brief · Jul 25–Oct 23, 2026

● Generated with Divrite

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

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[03] capabilities used

What Divrite does for this work

[$] 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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[04] faq

Frequently asked questions

Does Divrite search academic databases?
Divrite searches the open web, which includes many publisher pages, preprint servers and government sites, but not paywalled databases. Use it to map a topic and find leads, then read the originals.
Can I cite Divrite’s report?
Cite the original sources, not the AI summary. Divrite’s references point you to the pages it used so you can read and cite them. Check your institution’s rules on AI tools too.
How is it different from a quick AI answer?
Divrite splits the topic into sub-topics with a checklist of research points, searches them in parallel and searches again until every point is settled, reading pages in full rather than snippets. You get a structured overview with references, not a paragraph.
Does it work for topics outside the English-speaking world?
Yes. For questions about particular countries, Divrite searches in the local languages and writes in the language you ask in.
Can it help with a presentation of my findings?
Yes. The same research can become a presentation exported as a native PPTX with editable text.

Map the topic first, then read what matters

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