Seeker

What Is Seeker?

Seeker is a chat platform built on retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) AI. It securely pulls information from your own datasets, analyzes it, and returns insights with visible sourcing. Unlike ChatGPT and other general-purpose LLMs, Seeker emphasizes transparency — you can see how answers are derived. It uses a clean interface for creating and finding content, with fast generation and insights drawn directly from your data.

Who’s Behind Seeker?

Seeker was founded by Richard Dolan, an author and public speaker, who describes it as a system combining advanced AI technology with private, secure datasets so users can create content quickly and efficiently.

What Can You Use Seeker For?

• Intelligence gathering
• Business analysis
• Human Resources tasks
• Legal research
• Medical information processing
• Student research and learning

Who Is It For?

Seeker is designed for a broad range of users and organizations, including:

• Corporations seeking data-driven insights
• Government agencies needing secure information analysis
• Law enforcement for investigative support
• Academic institutions for research and study
• Medical professionals working with patient data and research
• Legal teams for case preparation and analysis
• HR departments managing policy and employee data
• Maintenance teams using technical manuals and troubleshooting docs
• Training programs for content development and delivery

Getting Started

1. Upload your content: Drag and drop files and folders into Seeker, or select them manually. There is no limit on the number of files and folders you can upload.
2. Chat with your data: Once uploaded, you can chat with all your files together or select specific files to focus on.
3. Explore and verify: Use the “Explain” and “Inspect” tabs to find source citations and uncover connections or relationships within your data.

Pricing and Security

Seeker offers several plans — Free, Personal, Professional, and Team — differing in Library Capacity, Refresh Rates, available GPT versions, Unlimited Prompts, supported File Formats, sharing options, and Support level. The free plan has limits on pages, while paid plans add capacity and support.

Security is a priority: Seeker uses HTTPS encryption, maintains anonymity by sharing only file fragments rather than your entire data, and complies with the 800- series standards referenced in its documentation.