Prism reads every source you'd never have time for — papers, filings, interviews — and splits your question into perspectives, each one cited.
Each sentence carries its source. Click a number and Prism opens the exact page, timestamp or table it came from.
Papers, filings and transcripts indexed every week.
Languages read and quoted in the original.
Of claims linked to a source you can open.
From newsrooms to ministries, Prism does the first hundred hours of reading so people can do the thinking.
Turn a 200-page filing into the six numbers that matter, each linked to its page.
Find every quote a source has given on a topic, in any language, in seconds.
Map a literature review: who agrees, who disagrees, and which studies were retracted.
Compare how 27 countries implemented the same directive, side by side.
Understand a market before the meeting, not after it.
Learn where an idea came from, not just what it says.