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Short reads made from real Wikipedia articles on the topics you pick. Free with every account.
Research that keeps every page it read, one tap away. Ask across your PDFs and notes, draft in a journal with AI built in, and publish any page as a blog post.
When did printing reach England?
William Caxton set up England's first press at Westminster in 1476, a few years after printing the first book in English in Bruges.
Research, notes, drafts and posts in one place, with the sources kept all the way through.
When Jomoq searches the web, the searches show as it thinks and the reply keeps every page it read. Open View sources to see each one with its link and a quality score, and check a figure without starting over.
Add a PDF, a spreadsheet and your notes to one chat and ask a single question across all of them. Most useful when two sources disagree.
Ask a questionHeadings, lists, to-dos, callouts, quotes, tables and images, with a slash menu and markdown shortcuts. Select a paragraph and Jomoq can improve it, shorten it, translate it, summarize it, or ask you questions that go deeper.
Write your first pageAny journal page can become a public blog post at its own link, with a proper preview when you share it. Publishing comes with every account, and unpublishing takes the post down.
Start a post →Things to read, and ways to show what you found.
Short reads made from real Wikipedia articles on the topics you pick. Free with every account.
Ask for slides and get a deck in the chat. Present it full screen or download it for PowerPoint or as a PDF.
Charts drawn from your data in the chat, with a table view one tap away so every bar can be checked.
Turn a reading or a thread into a short quiz to see what stuck.
While Jomoq researches, each web search shows in its thinking. When the reply is done, the ⋯ menu under it has View sources: every page it read, with the link and a quality score, so you can check a figure without leaving the thread.
PDFs, spreadsheets such as CSV, and your notes. Add several to one chat and ask a single question across all of them.
Yes. Journal pages are yours alone until you publish one. A published page becomes a public blog post at its own link, and unpublishing takes it down.
Chat, cited research, file uploads, the journal and blog posts come with every account. AI actions use your plan's credits, and calls on your own API key cost none.
Cited research, file uploads, the journal and blog posts come with every account.
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