AI research validation for consulting teams

Catch the contradiction before your client does.

Tector is an AI research validation layer for consulting teams - A second set of eyes that flags where your AI-assisted research contradicts itself, before it reaches the deliverable. Every flag is resolved by a person and traced back to source.

Tector is an AI research validation layer for consulting teams - A second set of eyes that flags where your AI-assisted research contradicts itself, before it reaches the deliverable. Every flag is resolved by a person and traced back to source.

Launching September 2026 | Early access for first 100 teams

Tector Console

Bad research doesn’t fail loudly. It fails in the boardroom.

AI has made research faster - and quietly less reliable. Across weeks of a project, teams pull from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini etc., multiple webpages and internal docs, and contradictions slip in: a number that shifts between two slides, a claim that reverses itself, a source no one can trace. It doesn't show up in the draft. It shows up when a client asks the one question you can't answer.

66%

66%

of people rely on AI output without checking whether it’s accurate.

56%

56%

have made mistakes in their work because of AI.

19%

19%

less likely to reach the right answer on complex tasks when using AI.

One layer between your AI research and your deliverable

Organizes scattered research into clear taxonomies

Raw, branched AI conversations and documents become a structured, retrievable view — the substrate everything else runs on

Flags contradictions automatically

Conflicting figures, reversed claims, and unsupported assertions across your research, surfaced in one place

Keeps a human in the loop, traced to source

Tector flags; your team decides. Every resolution is recorded, and every claim traces back to where it came from — and stays reusable for the next project team

How Tector validates your research

01

Tector plug-in allowing user to ingest chat from any window

Bring in your research: Connect the AI conversations and documents behind a project.

02

Tector automatically placing insights into the relevant project taxonomies

Tector structures and reads it : Scattered research becomes an organized view Tector can reason across

03

Tector flagging two contradictory research insights for human resolution

Tector flags the conflicts : Contradictions and unsupported claims, surfaced for team to resolve, traceable

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Tector flagging two contradictory research insights for human resolution

Export your report : Export the executive summary of your research, each claim backed by a source

05

Tector generating summaries for quick consumption into deliverables strictly basis the insights ingested, resolved, and accepted by human

Ship a deliverable you can defend : Every claim in your memo or deck verified aganist evidence in Tector

About Tector

Honest research, not just fast research.

Honest research, not just fast research.

Tector is a research platform for teams who have to stand behind their answers. It turns scattered raw material — documents, pasted text, web pages and captured AI conversations — into structured, evidence-backed findings your team can act on and defend.

Every finding is cited. Every disagreement between sources is shown, not hidden. And every gap is labelled as a gap, so nobody mistakes missing evidence for certainty.

OUR MISSION

Help teams replace scattered notes and unverified AI summaries with organized, cited and honest research — where what’s known, what’s contested and what’s still unclear are visible at a glance.

OUR VISION

To become the trusted system of record for team research: a place where evidence stays traceable to its source, disagreement is treated as signal rather than noise, and AI accelerates analysis without replacing judgment.

Most tools pick a winner. Tector shows you the disagreement.

Most tools pick a winner. Tector shows you the disagreement.

Market entry, pricing, competitive and diligence teams drown in disconnected PDFs, articles, chat exports and notes. The usual fix makes it worse.

What most tools do

Summarize blindly, with prose that isn’t tied to any source

Quietly pick a “winner” when sources disagree

Fill gaps with confident-sounding answers — false confidence

What Tector does instead

Organizes raw sources into a structured taxonomy of research questions

Extracts cited insights instead of ungrounded prose

Surfaces contradictions explicitly, rather than hiding or auto-resolving them

Flags what’s still unknown, so you see gaps instead of false confidence

From a loose question to a defensible answer

From a loose question to a defensible answer

Eight steps, one chain of evidence. Every finding can be traced back to the source it came from.

01

Scope the project

Describe the problem in plain language. Tector asks a few clarifying questions, then recommends a research type — market entry, pricing, competitive, diligence or GTM launch.

01

Scope the project

Describe the problem in plain language. Tector asks a few clarifying questions, then recommends a research type — market entry, pricing, competitive, diligence or GTM launch.

02

Generate the taxonomy

A structured tree of themes and sub-questions, tailored to the project type. Every source and answer is organized against it.

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Generate the taxonomy

A structured tree of themes and sub-questions, tailored to the project type. Every source and answer is organized against it.

03

Add sources

Upload files, paste text, drop in a link, or capture an AI conversation with the browser extension. Each source stays linked to wherever it is used.

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Add sources

Upload files, paste text, drop in a link, or capture an AI conversation with the browser extension. Each source stays linked to wherever it is used.

04

Extract insights

Sources are broken into discrete insights and auto-classified into the right sub-question — no manual tagging.

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Extract insights

Sources are broken into discrete insights and auto-classified into the right sub-question — no manual tagging.

05

Run research

Each sub-question gets a grounded, cited answer. No citation, no answer. Disagreements become flagged conflicts; unknowns become explicit gaps.

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Run research

Each sub-question gets a grounded, cited answer. No citation, no answer. Disagreements become flagged conflicts; unknowns become explicit gaps.

06

Generate summaries

Reports at document, branch or project level, with question coverage tracked. When evidence changes, they flag as stale and refresh.

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Generate summaries

Reports at document, branch or project level, with question coverage tracked. When evidence changes, they flag as stale and refresh.

07

Read the synthesis

A decision-first narrative: situation, what we know, what is contested, what is thin, and the implications.

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Read the synthesis

A decision-first narrative: situation, what we know, what is contested, what is thin, and the implications.

08

Compare & chat

See several models answer one question side by side, or keep asking in Research Chat — grounded in your project, with citations.

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Compare & chat

See several models answer one question side by side, or keep asking in Research Chat — grounded in your project, with citations.

THE SYNTHESIS VIEW

Ordered by what matters for the decision — not by folder structure

Ordered by what matters for the decision — not by folder structure

Above the full report sits a narrative pane that gets you oriented in minutes.

1

Situation

The question and the context around it

2

What we know

Findings corroborated across sources

3

What’s contested

Both sides of a disagreement, and the mechanism behind it

4

What’s thin

Gaps, labelled as gaps

5

Implications

What it means for the call you’re making

Everything inside Tector today

Everything inside Tector today

Thirteen capabilities, grouped by where they sit in your research workflow.

BRING IT IN

Scoping and sources

Guided project scoping

Turns a loose business problem into a defined project and research plan.

Multi-format ingestion

Files, pasted text, web pages and AI conversations, all in one pipeline.

Browser extension

Capture pages and chats straight into a project, no copy-paste.

Reusable templates

Save a taxonomy and skip scoping next time.

MAKE SENSE OF IT

Extraction and research

Insight extraction

Raw material becomes discrete, taxonomy-tagged insights.

Cited research runs

Mandatory citations and explicit “we don’t know yet” flags.

Conflict detection

Both sides of a disagreement, with the reasoning behind it.

SHIP IT

Reports and answers

Multi-scope summaries

Document, branch or project reports that know when they are stale.

Synthesis view

Known, contested, thin and implications — ranked by relevance.

Multi-LLM Compare

One question, several models, side by side.

Grounded Research Chat

Ongoing Q&A tied to your project’s insights and citations.

RUN IT AS A TEAM

Access and governance

Organizations & roles

Owner, admin, editor and viewer roles per organization.

Analytics & governance

Usage, AI spend by action type, user management and audit logs.

PROVIDER-AGNOSTIC

Not tied to one model

Tector is a research layer that sits above the models. Compare runs one question across a fixed roster of cost-efficient models, side by side:

GPT-4o mini

· OpenAI

Claude Haiku

· Anthropic

Gemini Flash

· Google

Llama 3 8B

· Meta

Every generated report and answer records which model produced it — so the platform improves as models do, without locking you to a single vendor.

SCALABILITY & RELIABILITY

Built to scale with your team

Model-agnostic — a dedicated AI gateway means new models slot in without touching the product.

Multi-tenant by design — organizations, projects and permissions are isolated at the data layer.

Cost-aware — heavy research and compare runs are triggered deliberately, with spend tracked per action type.

Staleness-aware — summaries notice when their evidence changes and refresh in the background.

Auditable — organization-level audit logs and super-admin visibility support governance.

AI should speed up the analysis. It shouldn’t replace the judgment.

Launching September 2026 · Early access for the first 100 teams

Built for teams who put their name on the answer

Small-to-mid consulting firm

Coordinate research across a team without conflicting findings reaching the client.

Who we are built for

PE / VC & corporate strategy

Reconcile insights across multiple AI tools on a single thesis

Regulated & audit-heavy work

Keep a defensible trail from claim to source

In early access with 25 research teams and three enterprise design partners

"I spend so much time researching that I often forget the great insight I'd found - and it costs me when I present two conflicting pieces of information because I've lost the context. With the team we resolve these before going to the client, but verifying data - where it came from, how reliable the source is — is always a big consideration."

Director, Big 4 Consulting

"I used five different LLMs for a Series B market sizing and got five different answers. The hardest part wasn't the analysis — it was finding and reconciling insights across conversations."

Founder & CEO, Market research firm

"When I see a piece of research, I have no idea where the insight came from, and the team spends almost a week finding citations and sources."

Consulting Partner, a top 3 Healthcare consulting firms

Be one of the first 100 teams to validate their AI research

Be one of the first 100 teams to validate their AI research

Launching September 2026 · Early access for the first 100 signup