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Work directly from your sources.
ConceptSeek lets you search, inspect, and extract ideas from your chosen material, with every result anchored to its original context.
Built for source-grounded research across long-form material.
What ConceptSeek does
ConceptSeek is a research workspace for long-form content. It allows you to build libraries from interviews, podcasts, lectures, documents, and notes, then search across them by concept instead of relying only on exact keywords.
Every result is tied to a specific moment in its source, so you can verify, inspect, and cite information without losing context.
How it works
From source selection to concept search, ConceptSeek follows one continuous workflow.
Create a library
Create a library as the foundation for a focused research space.
Add sources
Add the sources that belong in that library and shape the material so it reflects what you actually want to analyze.
Search within selected libraries
Run concept search across the libraries you choose, so scope is explicit and controlled on every query.
Explore results and open exact moments
Inspect overview synthesis and matching moments, then jump directly to the exact timestamp or passage you need.
When the source matters, use ConceptSeek.
General AI tools are optimized to generate answers from broad knowledge. ConceptSeek is optimized to help you work directly from the material you choose.
General AI tools are useful for
- brainstorming ideas
- summarizing broad topics
- reframing and drafting
ConceptSeek is built for
- searching within chosen sources only
- finding exact quotes, claims, and concepts
- comparing how ideas appear across material
- inspecting context before exporting
- building evidence-first research workflows
Key concepts
Core terms used throughout ConceptSeek.
- Library
- A collection of sources that defines the exact scope of your research.
- Source
- A single piece of material such as a video, transcript, audio file, or document.
- Concept search
- A retrieval method that finds ideas based on meaning, not just exact keyword matches.
What you can do with ConceptSeek
ConceptSeek supports research workflows where understanding, comparing, and locating ideas inside chosen material matters more than getting a generic answer.
- Study lectures and understand how ideas connect
- Find exact quotes across podcasts and interviews
- Build arguments with verifiable sources
- Analyze how topics are discussed across materials
- Prepare research-backed writing
- Compare policy positions, debates, and public statements
Research grounded in what your sources actually say.
Choose your material, search it by concept, and work from sources you can verify.