Who develops the service?
SynaBot AI Inc. is the company behind TopicWeaver. The product focuses on ongoing web research for both work and personal interests. Our Contact page provides the existing support contact, and our Privacy Policy and Terms explain the relationship between the company, the service and its users.
What does the service actually do?
A topic has a name, description and Work or Personal category. TopicWeaver uses automated, AI-assisted research to find candidate resources from web search, checks source links and evaluates relevance before adding resources to a topic dashboard. Research runs about once a day for active accounts; it is not a continuous live feed or a human research desk.
Why link to original publishers?
Resources link to the pages where they were published so you can inspect the evidence and context yourself. Titles, dates and short descriptions help you decide what to open, but they are not substitutes for the original material. A source's claims remain that source's claims; inclusion in TopicWeaver is not endorsement.
What do we not claim?
We do not promise exhaustive coverage, perfect relevance, verified factual accuracy or discovery of every new development. Search services can miss material, pages can become unavailable, publication dates may be missing and automated judgments can be wrong. A working link means a page passed a usability check, not that its contents are true. Research results are not professional medical, legal or financial advice.
What stays under your control?
You choose the topics and descriptions, read the sources and decide what matters. You can remove unwanted resources, verify links, move topics between categories or delete topics you no longer need. Email digests can be Daily, Weekly or Off. Daily research and adding topics within plan limits are free; only an on-demand refresh costs 1 Credit.
Why a re-search engine?
Some questions are answered once. Others come back as markets, regulations, technologies or personal projects change. TopicWeaver keeps those recurring subjects organised rather than treating each visit as a new search. The aim is a useful place to return to, not an automatic final answer.