Deep Search is a powerful research agent that conducts full literature reviews across 220 million academic papers in just minutes. It helps you critically explore a topic, identify major findings, surface counterpoints, and get a structured understanding of the field.
How does Deep Search work?
It works just how a researcher approaches a topic! Deep search breaks down your question into multiple sub-questions, runs up to 20 unique targeted searches, and synthesizes a detailed literature review of the top findings. Here's what happens behind the scenes:
Breaks down your question into multiple sub-questions
Runs up to 20 targeted searches related to your topic
Reviews over 1,000 papers to select the most relevant ones
Synthesizes a structured literature review based on the top ~50 papers
The report follows the structure of a traditional literature review complete with introduction, methods, results, and discussion. It also includes interactive visuals that:
Show the consensus among the research
Highlight key authors
Extract key claims and their supporting evidence
Reveal potential research gaps
How to run a Deep Search
Start a new search here
Toggle on Deep mode using the search mode dropdown
Enter your question and submit your search
Wait a few minutes while Deep Search conducts and synthesizes results
How to copy or export the Deep Search report
Use the Export button to download or copy/paste your analysis into Word, Docs, Notion, or Obsidian, with tables, charts, citations, and headings all preserved.
Submit a query with Deep mode
Scroll to the bottom of the report
Click Export
Select 'Copy text', 'Copy with citations', or 'Export as PDF' depending on your needs
Example Searches
Deep Search Availability
Deep Search is available to all users during our beta period:
Free Plan: 3 Deep Searches per month
Premium Plan: 100 Deep Searches per month
Note: Limits may change after the beta period.
Troubleshooting
Q: What does the checkmark icon within the in-line citation mean?
A: This means that the full text of the paper was used for our analysis. No checkmark means the abstract was used.
Still need assistance? Contact us at [email protected] or via the Support Chat.