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About Researcher Center

We build a private AI knowledge base so research teams get cited, trustworthy answers from their own work - and keep control of their data.

Why we built it

Research knowledge ends up scattered across PDFs, protocols, lab notebooks, shared drives, and people's memory. Finding what a group already knows is slow, and the answer often lives with whoever happened to run the experiment.

General-purpose AI tools make this worse in a specific way: asked about your research, they will confidently produce plausible-sounding answers that are not grounded in your actual documents. For research work, a fluent guess is not an answer - it is a risk. We built Researcher Center to turn a team's own documents into answers you can check, without sending sensitive data somewhere you would not choose.

What we believe

How it works in one line

Upload your team's documents, ask questions in plain language, and get answers grounded in those sources with citations - or a clear decline when the evidence is not there.

Where we are

We are early and transparent about it. Researcher Center works end to end today, and we are in an invite-only Early Access free trial, building alongside our first cohort of research teams. We are shipping in the open with them, taking their feedback directly, and documenting real constraints rather than hiding them.

The team

Researcher Center is built by a small, independent team focused on private, trustworthy AI for research. We care about getting the details right - citations, data isolation, and giving teams real control over where their work lives.

Talk to us

General contact

Questions, feedback, and Early Access interest.

hello@researcher.center

Product support

Help with your account, bugs, and how-to questions.

support@researcher.center

Security

Security reports and suspected data exposure - email us privately and we'll respond quickly.

security@researcher.center

Evaluate it on a corpus you already trust

Start with documents your lab has approved, and judge the answers against their cited sources.