Multi-source research.

Ask one question. Slate searches 11 academic indexes in parallel, reranks the pool for relevance, and writes a structured report with inline citations. Or open Notebook to chat over PDFs you upload yourself.

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How Slate works

Method

01

Frame the question

You state the topic, depth, and language. Upload PDFs, link papers, or paste URLs as grounding sources.
02

Plan & retrieve

Slate decomposes the question, issues targeted searches, and fetches candidate passages from the open web and your uploads.
03

Compose with citations

Every claim is anchored to a retrievable source. You see the plan, the sources, and the prose side by side.
04

Audit & extend

Hover any citation to inspect the passage. Ask follow-ups. Export as Markdown, PDF, or BibTeX.

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Reports

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Depth & audience

Report depth

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Audience

Citation style

Grounding sources

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Multi-source research.

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How Slate works

Your collections

Your research, searchable.

What are you investigating?

Depth & audience

Grounding sources

Follow-up

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