NARRIS
Narrative Intelligence for Research.
Give it a topic. NARRIS searches the live web across four channels, clusters what it finds into narratives with a stance breakdown, and lets you export the whole thing as a PDF.
No account required. Free to use.
From a topic to a report
No setup. No account. Type a topic and get an answer grounded in live search.
Enter a topic
Anything you want narrative intelligence on — a policy debate, a brand, a public figure, a crisis.
Add your own sources (optional)
Upload PDFs or paste links. NARRIS reads them and folds them into the report as named sources.
Get a structured report
An overview, narratives clustered by channel, a stance breakdown, key people, and a methodology note.
Export as PDF
One click turns the full report into a downloadable, shareable document.
Not just a generic web search
NARRIS deliberately searches four distinct kinds of sources for every topic.
Web & News
General news coverage, official statements, and mainstream reporting on the topic.
Social Media
Discourse on X/Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, and LinkedIn — actual platform conversation, not just articles about it.
Specialized & Expert Sources
Academic papers, think-tank reports, and industry or government sources relevant to the specific topic.
Key People
Real, named people publicly associated with the topic, and their documented positions or statements.
Already have a PDF or a link?
Add it to the search.
Upload a PDF or paste a URL alongside your topic. NARRIS reads it directly — Claude handles PDFs natively, no extraction step needed — and treats it as a named source in the report, weighed alongside everything it finds independently.
It still searches on its own. Your material supplements the research; it doesn't replace it.
Try It Yourself →PDF upload
Drag in a report, a filing, a paper — read natively, no OCR or parsing step.
Website links
Paste a URL; the page text is pulled in and cited by name in the results.
PDF export
Turn the finished report into a shareable document with one click.
Built for anyone doing real research.
Journalists checking how a story is spreading. Researchers mapping public debate on a policy question. Communicators trying to understand what people are actually saying about a topic before they respond to it.
No technical knowledge required. Type a topic, wait a bit while it searches, get a structured report back.
Try NARRIS →Researchers & Journalists
Map how a story or claim is spreading across channels before writing about it.
Policy & Comms Teams
Understand the actual shape of public debate on an issue, not just the loudest voices.
Students
A starting point for a literature or media scan — not a replacement for reading primary sources.
Anyone curious
Free, no account, no catch — just a structured look at what’s being said about a topic.
Live search, not an archive
NARRIS runs a live web search each time — it isn't a full social-media firehose or historical archive. Treat results as an analytical starting point, not an official poll.
Got a topic you need to understand fast?
Search it in NARRIS before you write the brief, the article, or the memo.
NARRIS is a free public tool by Nation Code Canada.