Ask the whole site record. Get answers you can cite.
Ask in plain language. Statvis searches every page of the site's record, not a shortlist of likely passages, and cites each claim to the exact passage so you can check it in one click.
Ask any question. References for every answer.
Ask in plain language, the way you would ask a colleague who has read everything.
- Citations to the passage, boxed on the page
- Searches every document, not the top few matches
Exact words and related meaning. In one search.
Site files are full of identifiers that keyword search handles well and meaning-based search handles badly, and the other way around. Statvis runs both and ranks the results together, inside the documents that belong to the site.
What a search looks for
- Exact termsMW-3610 finds MW-3610, not MW-3601
- Related meaning"pesticides" also finds DDT and dieldrin
- This site onlynot neighbours or regional studies
Save what matters. Your notebook builds as you go.
Clip chat answers, timeline events, document passages and report sections into a site notebook. Citations travel with every clipping, and what you save becomes context for future questions and reports.
- Case files, investigation threads and briefings
What goes into a notebook
- Answerswith their citations intact
- Timeline eventswith their source documents
- Passagesclipped straight from the page
- Your noteswritten by hand, kept with the rest
Citations you can check
Document
"Source: Site_Records_Compiled.pdf." All 10,482 pages of it. Technically a citation, practically useless.
Page
"Page 6,214." The right page, but you still have to find the sentence and trust that it says what the answer claims.
Passage
The exact passage, boxed on the page, one click from the answer. This is the level Statvis cites at.
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