Dailies

Web Answer

Ask a question, get a sourced answer from today's web.

Your result will appear here.

Try an example

Search engines give you ten links; chat assistants give you an answer you can't check. Web Answer does both: it searches the web for your question, reads the top results and writes a short answer where every claim points to its source.

How it works

  1. Type a question — the more specific, the better.
  2. Optionally limit results to the past week or month for news and fast-moving topics.
  3. Read the answer as it's written, then follow the numbered sources to check the details.

Good questions to ask

  • "What changed in the latest version of …?"
  • "What do reviewers say about … compared with …?"
  • "How does … work, and what are its limits?"

What it won't do

It only knows what the search results say. If the results don't cover your question, it tells you so instead of guessing. It isn't a substitute for professional medical, legal or financial advice.

Questions

Is it free to try?

Yes, once without an account. After that each question costs 5 credits.

Where do the answers come from?

From a live web search run for your question. The answer cites the results it used, so you can open each source and check it.

Can I trust every answer?

Treat it like a well-sourced summary, not the final word. Web pages can be wrong or out of date — the citations are there so you can verify what matters.

Do you keep my questions?

Questions and answers are kept in your history for 30 days, then deleted. We don't use them to train models.