An AI research assistant that searches the web and brings back links

Researching something online means opening tab after tab: reviews, prices, articles. MatrixX does the searching for you. It looks up your question, reads what it finds and brings back a short answer with the links, so you can check the sources yourself.

Because it runs on your computer, it can also keep the results: a Word document with a comparison, or a short report every morning on a schedule.

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How to do it

  1. Install MatrixX and create a free account

    Windows 10 and 11, or Mac with an Apple chip (beta).

  2. Ask your question

    "Find the 3 best-rated budget laptops this month, with links."

  3. Save it or repeat it

    "Save this as a Word document on my desktop" or "Do this every Monday at 9 and send it to me on Telegram."

Things you can ask

Questions

Does it show its sources?

Yes. It brings back the links it used, so you can open and check them.

Can it save the research?

Yes, as a Word document or a text file on your computer, wherever you ask.

Is it free?

Yes, the free plan has 25 messages a day. Paid plans use stronger AI models, which help with longer research.

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