A deep research tool for researchers and analysts

A serious review means dozens of sources, and the moment they multiply, the trail goes cold. Findings live in tabs, PDFs, and half-remembered notes; the link between a claim and its source quietly breaks; and by the time you write it up you're re-finding things you already read. The work doesn't compound — every project starts near zero.

Start from a research question. MindWeb runs multi-step web research, reads the sources, and writes a cited report woven into a knowledge graph — each claim linked back to where it came from, so verification is one click.

From there you drive it like an analyst: branch the threads worth chasing into subtopics, ask any node a pointed follow-up, recolor and group the canvas to match your framework. The structure holds the citations for you, so honesty scales with depth instead of fighting it.

You finish with a navigable, fully-cited map of the domain instead of a flat document — something you can revisit next week, extend next month, and share as a read-only link so a colleague gets the whole structure and every source, not just your conclusion.