Research the web and get answers with sources.
Ask about anything current. Venta searches, opens the pages worth reading, and answers with numbered sources beside the claims they support.
For questions where the answer has changed since a model was trained, or where you need to see where a claim came from.
- Web search
- Available on: Every plan, the free one includedWorks on: Any browser, Phones, and Windows
- Read a web page
- Available on: Every plan, the free one includedWorks on: Any browser, Phones, and Windows
What it does
- Searches the web when a question needs current information.
- Opens and reads public pages on its own server, shown in a browser pane beside the conversation.
- Cites the pages it used as numbered sources you can open.
How it works
A search returns candidate pages; Venta reads the most relevant ones and writes the answer from them. Each source appears as a numbered chip beside the sentence it supports.
If the web cannot be reached, the reply says so instead of answering as if it had searched.
Example prompts
- What changed in the EU's AI rules this year? Cite the official texts.
- Compare three well-reviewed robot vacuums within my budget, with sources.
- Summarize this article and tell me what other outlets say about it.
Limitations
- It reads public pages; anything behind a sign-in or a paywall is out of reach.
- Search results can be wrong or out of date, so open the source for anything important.
- It does not click through websites or fill in forms.
Questions people ask first
- Does it always search the web?
- No. It searches when a question needs current or specific information, or when you ask it to.
- Can it read a page I paste?
- Yes. Paste the link and ask about it; Venta opens the page and reads it.
- Is web search on the free plan?
- Yes. Web search and file uploads are part of every plan, the free one included.