Bearly.ai

Bearly’s Best Pick answers a shopping question with one product, its price and store, and the evidence behind the choice. It’s available on Pro or higher plans in web chat, including a phone’s browser, and the desktop app.

Ask what to buy, or use /bestpick with your budget and requirements. Bearly weighs expert reviews and owner ratings, then uses a fixed scoring rule to choose by quality for the price. It doesn’t test products itself.…

Bearly’s new Voice bar lets you turn a chat reply or your own script into a voiceover, podcast intro or narration.

Pick a starting preset, preview voices reading your words, and describe the delivery you want. Compare 3 records the same script in three voices so you can choose a take. Gemini recordings download as WAV files; OpenAI recordings download as MP3.

Voice samples and takes count toward AI usage. Team administrators can disable text to speech for members.

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You can now call Bearly’s models from your own code using the official OpenAI and Anthropic SDKs. Create a key under Developers → API Keys, then change the SDK’s base URL and API key. You don’t need a separate provider key.

The API is available on every Bearly account, with usage billed against your plan and credits. Requests go only to providers that have agreed to zero data retention. Managed team policies still apply, and administrators can disable API access.…

Bearly has shared a competitive analysis template you can run once, then turn into a weekly Routine that compares results and flags meaningful changes.

Fill in your company, three competitors and your market. The prompt covers positioning, pricing, recent product changes, public feedback on X and SEO. It asks for sources, a comparison table and three actions for the next 30 days. Start with /seo to require SEO Data.…

Bearly's data analysis walkthrough shows how to turn an attached CSV or spreadsheet into a one-page dashboard.

Ask a business question and Bearly uses Code Interpreter to run Python on the file. Then ask for a Page with a summary, tiles and charts. You can share it or download it as a single HTML file.

Bearly's example needed a follow-up fix because the first dashboard had blank panels, so check the Page before sharing it.…

Bearly's study guide walkthrough turns attached notes, slides or a handout into an interactive Page beside the chat.

Ask for a guide and flashcards you can flip, shuffle and mark as known. You can request revisions in the same chat, compare Page versions and download the current version as an .html file.

Check the result against your notes. In Bearly's test, the guide included material beyond the supplied handout.

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Bearly's fact-checking walkthrough starts with an attached draft. Ask it to check each factual claim, using Scholar for research papers and web search for other sources.

The reply gives you a table with each claim, a verdict, what the source says and a link. You decide what to change.

Scholar works on every plan across web, desktop, iOS and Android, unless a team policy disables it. Paper access varies: many arXiv papers have full-text passages, while papers indexed only through PubMed…

Bearly's Council of Experts sends the same question to several AI models and puts each answer in its own tab. A synthesis explains where they agree, where they split and which answer it would use.

Type /council to start. On Pro and higher plans, you can choose at least 2 and at most 5 experts, subject to your account's model access and managed-team restrictions. Give them the same context and name attached files directly.…

Paste a YouTube link into Bearly.ai to get a video card with a Watch, Skim or Skip verdict, clickable key moments, summaries and shorter cuts of the essential parts.

With a transcript, Check claims looks up figures stated in the talk and counts sources that agree or differ. It doesn't decide whether a figure is true. Without readable captions, Bearly watches the video instead: timestamps are approximate, names may be misheard, and videos longer than 90 minutes are summarized from their first…