Deep search that shows where every answer came from
Ordinary search hands you ten links and leaves the reading to you. Deep Search plans the question, reads the live web across many pages at once, and returns one structured briefing with a citation behind every claim — so you can check the work instead of trusting it blindly.
What Deep Search does
Plans the search before it runs
Your question is broken into sub-questions first, so the answer covers the whole topic instead of the first page of results.
Every claim carries a source
Each paragraph is tied to the page it came from. Open the link, read the original, confirm it yourself.
Reads many pages, not one
Dozens of live pages are gathered, compared and de-duplicated into a single briefing you can act on.
Live, not last year's snapshot
Results come from the open web at the moment you ask, so prices, releases and events stay current.
Structured output
Summary first, then the detail, then the source list — formatted for pasting straight into a doc or brief.
Private by default
Your research stays inside your workspace, protected by the same access rules as the rest of your account.
How a deep search runs
Ask in plain language
Type the question the way you would ask a colleague. No operators, no filters, no prompt tricks.
Watch the research run
Sub-questions, searches and pages appear live as they are read, so you can see how the answer is being built.
Get a cited briefing
A structured answer arrives with numbered citations and a source list you can verify or share.
What people use it for
- Market and competitor scans before a decision
- Due diligence on a company, product or supplier
- Technical comparisons with the trade-offs spelled out
- Regulation and policy checks with the text linked
- Literature-style overviews of an unfamiliar field
- Fact-checking a claim against primary sources
Part of one workspace
Deep Search sits alongside chat, agents and the image studio in Plexa AI. A briefing can flow straight into a conversation, an agent task or a document — nothing has to be copied between tools.