Query examples
Small queries you can adapt to explore sources, extract content, and select data.
Worked examples
- Is this source covered? — Before analyzing a publication or company website, check which days have observations.
- Find sources discussing a topic — Build a first reading list for market research, a technology landscape, or a literature review.
- Turn article sections into rows — Compare the topics covered by reports, product guides, or research articles without reading every page manually.
- Extract a field from product pages — Collect displayed prices, availability labels, or other repeated fields from a known page template.
- See how a page changed over time — Inspect repeated observations of a product page, policy statement, or public announcement.
- Find the sites a source links to — Explore the organizations, publications, or reference sources connected to a website.
- Preserve the evidence behind an analysis — Keep the captures behind a topic investigation available for follow-up questions.
- Build a watchlist of pages — Follow a publication’s research section or a company’s product catalogue over time.