Search the web
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A rate, a price, a population, an index: ask Summia to look it up online.
It finds it, reads the page, and cites the source of every number.
Summia does the searching
No more opening ten tabs. Ask it to “add the population of each state,” and Summia runs the search, finds the pages with the answer, and fills in the column.
Add the population of each state, with the source
States
| Population | Source | |
| Ohio | 11,799,448 | census.gov |
| Indiana | 6,785,528 | census.gov |
| Michigan | 10,077,331 | census.gov |
| Illinois | 12,812,508 | census.gov |
| Kentucky | 4,505,836 | census.gov |
| Pennsylvania | 13,002,700 | census.gov |
Summia checks before it writes
A number found on the web only goes into your table if Summia actually read it on the page. Numbers that come from the AI’s own knowledge are flagged, so you can double-check them.
census.gov
2020 Census: resident population by stateOn April 1, 2020, Ohio was home to 11,799,448 residents.Decennial census count, not an estimate.
States
| Population | |
| Ohio | 11,799,448 |
“On April 1, 2020, Michigan was home to 10,077,331 residents.” — read as: 10,077,331 residents
States
| Population | |
| Ohio | 11,799,448 |
| Indiana | 6,785,528 |
| Michigan | 10,077,331 |
Every number keeps its source
Each value links back to the page it came from: you can check it with one click, and cite your sources.
No reliable source? Summia tells you
If Summia can’t find reliable information, it says so instead of filling the cell with a guess.
States
| Population | |
| Ohio | 11,799,448 |
| Pennsylvania | 13,002,700 |
| West Virginia |
Found: 11,799,448 residents — census.govFound: 13,002,700 residents — census.govNot found: excerpt not on the page — wv.gov