Step 1
Ask
Your agent asks a plain-language question about the files it is allowed to see.
Product
Ask anything. Get the exact answer.
When you can’t find something, you read everything — and so does your AI, on every step, on the bill. Find and Seek does the finding once — then quietly keeps up as your files change — so you or your AI can ask a question across your whole history and get the exact source back. Same answer, without ploughing through the pile.
How it works
Three steps.
01
Point it at your files
Documents, email, code, images, video, audio. Nothing to reorganise — files stay where they are, and your existing permissions still apply.
02
Ask across everything
You or your AI ask a plain-language question of your whole history and get the exact passage, page, spreadsheet cell, or timecode — with its source.
03
Pay for the answer
No re-reading the pile, so the bill can’t spiral. It all runs on hardware you control, with a review trail.
Agents
Plugs into your agent harness.
Connect Claude, Copilot, Cursor, or your own agent — it plugs straight into the harness you already run. Instead of re-reading whole files to find the answer, it asks Find and Seek and gets the exact passages with their sources. If that isn’t enough, it can request more. You pay for the answer, not the archive.
Step 2
Check the results
The most relevant passages come back with their sources — usually in a few hundred tokens.
Step 3
Read more if needed
When a short result is not enough, pull more from the source — still linked, still limited, still on your hardware.
What it reads
One engine. Every format.
Documents and spreadsheets. Email and code. Images and video with timecodes. Audio and transcripts. Search all of them the same way and open the exact source behind every result.
The oversharer problem
Can’t find it → reads everything → you pay.
An AI that can’t pinpoint the answer opens whole files on every step — and you pay for every byte it re-sends. That’s not a chat problem, it’s a finding problem, and it lands on the bill. Find and Seek is the piece that’s been missing: ask, get the answer, pay for that.