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Summarize supported webpages and PDFs from Chrome, then continue in the full ResearchWize workspace.
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Open a source, click ResearchWize, and turn it into a structured summary you can question, study, and connect to your assignment. See one complete source analysis before creating an account.
ResearchWize turns the active source into a structured analysis while keeping its context within reach.
Key ideas, why they matter, important terms, and questions to explore next.
Try a sourceOfficial marketplace listings
Each link opens the official ResearchWize listing. The marketplace page is the source of truth for the version currently published while reviewed updates move through each store.
Summarize supported webpages and PDFs from Chrome, then continue in the full ResearchWize workspace.
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Open Edge Add-onsBring source summarization, follow-up questions, and study tools into Firefox.
Open Firefox Add-onsChecking an update? Open your browser's extensions screen and compare its installed version with the version shown on the official listing. Store review and rollout timing can differ by browser.
From reading to useful work
ResearchWize helps you understand the material first, then decide what to do with it.
Permissions and privacy
ResearchWize asks for browser capabilities that support a feature you choose; it does not silently turn your local Browser Library into a website library.
Active-tab and scripting access let ResearchWize read a supported page after you ask it to summarize. Some sites require optional page permission before the extension can read them.
The storage permission keeps extension summaries and preferences in the current browser profile. That local library is not silently synced into the ResearchWize website; moving findings into the web workspace is a manual choice.
When you start an analysis, the extracted source text or selected PDF content needed for that request is sent to the ResearchWize service to generate the result. Only process material you are allowed to use.
Read the privacy policyHow the extension works
Navigate to a supported webpage, or open ResearchWize and choose the PDF pages you want to analyse.
Click the ResearchWize toolbar icon and choose Summarize this page, or follow the PDF upload steps.
Read the complete result, check it against the source, then ask questions or create the study output you need.
Your first anonymous source analysis is available before account creation. Creating a free account then adds three more source analyses and one Evidence Plan. No credit card is required.
Try a source freeAI-assisted output can be incomplete or wrong. Check important claims, quotations, interpretations, and citations against the original source, and follow the AI policy for your course or workplace.
Read the responsible-use approachIt turns a supported webpage or selected PDF pages into a structured source analysis. From the result, you can ask questions, create study tools, or manually use the findings in an Evidence Plan.
Yes. You can complete one source analysis and view the full result before signup. Creating a free account then adds three more source analyses and one Evidence Plan.
Open the official listing for your browser and check the version shown by that marketplace. Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox control their own review and publication schedules.
Yes. The ResearchWize web app supports the same core source-analysis and evidence-planning workflow without a browser extension.
No browser extension can access every page. Browser settings, restricted system pages, sign-in walls, site permissions, or content protections may prevent analysis. PDFs can be analysed through the extension's upload workflow.
The extension keeps its Browser Library in storage for the current browser profile. It does not silently sync that local library into the ResearchWize website. When you start an AI analysis, the source text needed for that request is sent to the ResearchWize service to generate the result.
Ready when the reading starts
Choose the official listing for Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Firefox—or start immediately in the web app.