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Fig doesn’t just make things — it can go find out for you. Ask it to research a topic and it reads across the web, pulls together what matters, and hands you the result in whatever form is most useful.

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Quick start

Describe what you want to know — and, if you like, what you want at the end:

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What Fig does

  • Reads the web — Fig gathers information from across multiple sources.
  • Sorts the signal from the noise — it distills findings into the points that matter.
  • Delivers it your way — a written summary, a slide deck, a PDF, or just an answer in the chat.

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Deep research

For bigger questions, Fig can run deep research — it splits the work across several helpers that look into different angles at the same time, then combines everything into a single, well-organized answer that cites its sources. You get the depth of a thorough review without the wait of doing it one step at a time. This is great for questions like “compare the top five tools in my industry” or “give me a briefing on this market” — where one quick search isn’t enough.
Fig deep research view showing multiple parallel research lanes, each with its own search and list of sources

Deep research runs several searches in parallel, each gathering its own sources.

Tell Fig what the research is for — “to choose a supplier,” “for a blog post,” “to brief my team.” It shapes what Fig focuses on and how it presents the answer.