Upcoming Feature
Deep Analysis on Mobile
Deep Analysis is coming to mobile, enabling you to run complex research queries and generate comprehensive, report-style insights from anywhere.
What's Coming
Deep Analysis will be available on mobile, bringing Harvey’s most advanced research and synthesis capabilities to your phone. You will be able to run complex, multi-step queries and receive comprehensive, report-style answers—without needing to switch to desktop.
Deep Analysis goes beyond quick answers. It plans and refines its research strategy as it works, connecting insights across sources, filtering for relevance, and synthesizing findings into structured outputs. On mobile, this means you can explore nuanced legal and business questions, review detailed summaries, and stay informed wherever you are.
Whether you are tracking evolving regulations, preparing executive briefings, or assessing competitor exposure, Deep Analysis on mobile will make it easier to generate high-quality insights in a single workflow.
Feature Highlights
- Run in-depth, multi-step research queries directly from your mobile device
- Receive structured, report-style outputs that synthesize information across sources
- Automatically planned and refined research approach for complex topics
- Supports use cases like regulatory tracking, executive briefings, and competitor analysis
FAQ
Q: How is Deep Analysis different from a regular query?
Regular queries provide fast, direct answers to straightforward questions. Deep Analysis will take a more comprehensive approach—conducting multi-step research, connecting information across sources, and delivering structured, report-style outputs.
Q: Will Deep Analysis on mobile have the same capabilities as desktop?
Yes. Deep Analysis on mobile will provide the same core capabilities as desktop, allowing you to run complex queries and receive detailed, synthesized reports from anywhere. The only difference is we don’t allow multi KS for Deep Analysis on mobile.
Q: What kinds of questions is Deep Analysis best suited for?
Deep Analysis is ideal for complex, open-ended questions that require synthesis across multiple sources. Common use cases include tracking regulatory developments, preparing executive briefings, and analyzing competitor legal or regulatory exposure.