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ARQS Research Intelligence · v1.0

Every claim,
backed or flagged.

Collect citable sources, tie each claim to the exact quote that supports or contradicts it, and see at a glance what is well supported, contested or resting on a single outlet. Then export a cited evidence report. Free, and your research never leaves your browser.

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The discipline of a research desk

Two outlets beat ten reposts.

Research Intelligence counts independent outlets, not links. Sources from the same publisher or web domain count once, opinion pieces never make a claim “supported” on their own, and anything contradicted by the evidence you recorded is called out.

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Evidence ledger

Claim by claim, quote by quote.

Each link between a claim and a source records the stance (supports, contradicts or context), the exact quote and where to find it. Verdicts update as you add evidence, and quotes you haven't captured yet are flagged.

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Source checks

Missing links, dates or access dates, sources older than your freshness window, opinion pieces and plain-http pages are flagged before you publish.

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Comparison matrix

Every claim against every source in one grid, so gaps and disagreements jump out.

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Citations and report

APA 7, MLA 9 or Chicago bibliography entries, a cited Markdown evidence report and a CSV ledger.

The tool

Research ledger

A sample question is loaded with real, public Statistics Canada, Government of Alberta and BC Stats sources (quotes checked October 17, 2026) and one clearly fictional opinion post. Start your own question any time; it is saved in this browser only.

Add a claim

Link evidence

Private by design. Research Intelligence runs entirely in your browser and saves to this device only. It does not fetch, scrape or check the pages you cite; you record the quotes. Verdicts follow the sources, types and stances you enter, so they are a structured aid to your judgement, not a fact-check by ARQS. Keep running notes in the free ARQS Research Desk and bring them in here, browse ready-made reports in ARQS Intelligence Reports, or track coverage with ARQS Media Intelligence.