Point Kiki at your Sources
Add web links and your own PDFs to a Collection, or save a search and let Kiki find ranked results. Every page is read, including its tables and charts.
Kiki collects the evidence your team cares about, keeps it fresh on a schedule, and answers with citations you can open. When something changes, Kiki tells you first.
Most research tools stop at search. Kiki keeps collecting after you've asked, so the next answer is based on today's evidence.
Add web links and your own PDFs to a Collection, or save a search and let Kiki find ranked results. Every page is read, including its tables and charts.
Monitored Collections re-capture on the weekday, time and timezone you choose. Every capture is kept, so you can see exactly what changed.
Ask in Chat for cited answers. Get a digest of what's new, and set Alerts for the conditions you care about. Gaps are labelled as gaps.
Hover a citation to light up its Source, or a Source to find where it's used. That's how every answer in kikilabo works.
Visitor arrivals rose 14% month on month, and operators attributed most of the weekend uplift to the holiday period.
Your own tracker shows food & beverage tenants up 9%, fashion flat, so the gain was concentrated in dining.
The Sources don't say whether the new competitor opening affected traffic. Treat that as unverified.
By the time your team sits down, the Sources are re-captured, the changes are summarised, and every line links back to its page.
An answer you can't verify is one more thing to research. Kiki shows where every statement came from, down to the page.
Click a citation to open the exact passage in its Source. Select a passage in a Source to see which answers rely on it.
Describe the condition and Kiki checks every new capture against it. When it fires, the Alert carries the evidence.
Turn a Chat into a document, deck or page for stakeholders, with the citations intact.
Figures are worked out in a sandbox from your Sources, so a number comes with the method behind it.
Describe your question. Kiki helps draft the brief, suggests Sources, and sets up the Project.
Small research and insight teams who watch the same topics every week, and answer to people who want the evidence.

Follow coverage from the moment a publication goes live, and walk into the briefing knowing which narratives are forming.

A shared knowledge base of market news and your own reports that grows every week instead of being rebuilt every quarter.
Track competitors and audiences across public sources and internal decks, and hand leadership a cited summary.
Each organisation's Collections, Projects and data are isolated from every other's.
Projects stay restricted until you share them, with admin, editor and viewer roles.
When the Sources don't support a claim, Kiki says so instead of guessing.
Pages and questions are metered against clear limits, visible to your admins.
We're working with a small number of teams on real engagements over several weeks. Tell us what you're watching and we'll set up your organisation.