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Search across claims pulled from thousands of non-fiction books and compare what different sources argue
Findsight indexes non-fiction works down to individual claims — the specific points an author makes — and lets you search across them, so a query returns competing positions from different sources rather than a list of book titles. A random-exploration mode walks you between related ideas when you do not have a query in mind, and AI-assisted search is capped at 50 queries a day per user. It is free with no pricing page. The site is credited to Summarity, the personal site of a product manager who runs it alongside a day job, which fits what you find: no company, no support channel and no published roadmap.
Free with no pricing page and no paid tier. The only limit visible is 50 AI-powered searches per day per user.
Use tool ↗A genuinely different search shape: you get the claims themselves side by side instead of a ranked list of books, which is what you actually want when checking whether authors agree. It is a one-person side project, so treat the index as a starting point and expect no support.
Watch out: Claims are extracted from books, not verified — the tool shows you what an author asserted, which is not the same as what is true.
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