Researchers
Keep your hypotheses yours.
Record your reading notes, hunches, and interpretations as sources. AI summaries stay separate and link back to the exact notes they drew on.
For professionals
Your value is the thinking you bring. Use AI for research and drafting, and still be able to show which analysis, sources, and decisions were yours. Origo captures your input before the model responds and keeps everything AI adds labeled and separate.
How people use it
Researchers
Record your reading notes, hunches, and interpretations as sources. AI summaries stay separate and link back to the exact notes they drew on.
Journalists and editors
Save your reporting notes and the story you think it is before AI helps you organize or draft, then show an editor which parts were machine-assisted.
Consultants and advisors
The client context you brought, the options AI raised, and the judgment you made, kept together so you can explain a recommendation months later.
Freelancers and creators
When a client or contract asks how AI was used, describe your process from what you kept rather than from memory.
Why it matters now
More AI-generated media is being marked as machine-made. That helps readers spot synthetic content, but a label on the output says nothing about the expertise a person brought to it.
Origo keeps the other half of the record: your starting point, the model's contribution, and your decision, each attributed and linked. Read how the origin layer works.
Take the next step
Ask for early access for yourself, or request a pilot conversation for your team, newsroom, lab, or firm. Pilots are scoped design partnerships; commercial terms are not available today.
Both links open an email to begin@helloorigo.com.
Also built for
Students and writers
Keep your reading notes, ideas, and outlines as your own dated sources, with any AI help labeled as AI's. When someone asks how you got there, you have more than your memory.
Teams building with AI
Capture what your users expressed before your model responds, and keep every generation attributable. Pilot conversations are open.