About Pocket Search
Pocket Search is a research assistant. Ask a question, it searches the web, reads the sources, and writes a cited brief.
How it works
You pick a depth before each run. Research continues until the answer is ready or the budget runs out, whichever comes first. Simple questions finish fast, even on a longer budget.
Budgets
How sync works
Your reports are stored in your browser, not on our server. Sync is optional and off by default, and the access key alone doesn't turn it on. Two devices signed in with the same key still won't share reports until you pair them with a one-time link. Turn it on and your reports mirror across your paired devices, turn by turn, so two devices adding to the same research both keep their work.
It's opt-in on purpose: we don't store your reports on our server unless you explicitly turn it on. That's also why the access key doesn't do it for you. The key only proves you may use the service. It says nothing about whether your reports should leave your browser. You might share a key with a family member or a colleague; silently syncing their device into your history would be surprising. So pairing is a separate, deliberate step: you decide which devices connect, and nothing syncs until you link them.
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Every claim in a brief is cited to its source, and where sources disagree, the brief says so. That's how you check the brief for yourself: trace the claims, weigh the sources, and judge. A Pocket Search response isn't legal, medical, or financial advice, and anything that matters should be verified before you rely on it.
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