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Deep Research & Web Research

Three levels of research in one place: ask your own library, get a quick grounded answer from the web, or kick off a full literature report that searches scholarly databases and writes a cited synthesis — then save the best papers straight into your library.

Diglot’s research surface comes in three levels. Each one reaches a little wider than the last:

  • Ask Library — get a fast answer from your own uploaded PDFs. Available on every plan.
  • Web Answer — get one grounded answer pulled from the open web, with source links. Spark and up.
  • Deep Research — start a full research run that searches scholarly databases and the web, then writes a structured, fully cited report. Pro and up.

Every level gives you answers with numbered citations that link to real sources. The best loop: run Deep Research, save the strongest papers it finds into your Research Library, then ask your library about them.

  • Ask Library — open the Research Library and ask a question about your uploaded sources.
  • Web Answer — ask a question and get a single grounded answer drawn from the web.
  • Deep Research — start a run and let it work in the background. A research run takes a few minutes; you’ll see it update as it goes. Diglot plans the question, searches, and writes the report for you.
  • Ask your own library for a quick answer from your PDFs.
  • Ask the web for one grounded answer with links you can check.
  • Run Deep Research to get a multi-source literature report where every claim is cited to a real paper or page.
  • Save what it finds — add discovered papers to your Research Library with one click, and cite them into your document.

Each Deep Research run has a built-in spending limit so it never runs up an unexpected bill. If a run reaches that limit before finishing the write-up, it stops cleanly and gives you a partial report listing the sources it gathered so far — rather than quietly overspending. You can run it again or narrow your question to get a full synthesis.

If a run fails for any reason, it doesn’t count against your monthly allowance.

PlanWeb answers / monthDeep Research runs / month
Free00
Spark1000
Prounlimited30
Maxunlimited600
  • Deep Research does one planned pass of searching and writing — it doesn’t yet circle back to fill in gaps on its own.
  • A research run works in the background and updates as it goes, rather than streaming word by word.
  • Scholarly results come from open academic databases — not Google Scholar.

What’s the difference between the three? Ask Library answers from your PDFs. Web Answer answers from the web. Deep Research writes a multi-source literature report from scholarly databases and the web.

Why did my Deep Research report stop early? It reached its per-run spending limit. You’ll still get the sources it gathered so far — just run it again or narrow the question for a full report.

Can I trust the citations? Yes. Each numbered marker is checked to point at a real source before it appears, and Diglot is instructed never to invent findings.

Can I save what it finds? Yes. Discovered papers can be saved into your Research Library in one click and cited into your document.

It says Deep Research needs Pro — why? Deep Research is on Pro and Max. Web Answer is on Spark and up. Ask Library is on every plan.

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