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Solve is Rocket’s research engine. Before you build anything, Solve helps you validate ideas, size markets, run competitive analysis, and answer complex business questions. Solve has two modes: Light Solve for fast, conversational research on Free and Pro, and Full Solve for deeper, longer-form research. On Rocket and Booster, Rocket routes each query to Light Solve or Full Solve automatically based on the prompt. Type a question in plain language and get back a structured, evidence-backed output built from live data. Start with the quick start guide to run your first analysis.
Solve overview

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How Solve is different

Solve produces complete research deliverables, not links or summaries. Tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity give you conversational answers. Solve gives you a structured, multi-source report with an executive summary, supporting evidence, and actionable recommendations.
Solve works best with specific, well-scoped questions. Vague prompts like “tell me about AI” produce broad results. See question-framing tips for guidance.

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Light Solve vs Full Solve

Light Solve is for fast answers and quick iteration. Full Solve is for deeper diligence and board-ready depth. Rocket routes each query automatically; there is no manual mode selector. Free and Pro users always run Light Solve. Pro does not include Full Solve. On Rocket and Booster, routing is automatic based on the prompt. There is no manual mode selector on Free, Pro, Rocket, or Booster. For the full breakdown, including how to request a report format in your prompt, see Light Solve.

Light Solve

Fast structured answers with visual summaries. PDF, PPT, HTML, and PRD are supported in Light Solve on all plans.

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Solve compared to Intelligence

Rocket has two research capabilities that serve different purposes. Solve answers a question once. Intelligence watches for changes over time. The two work well together: a Solve report can scope what you monitor, and Intelligence signals can trigger new Solve questions.

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How Full Solve works

Every Full Solve task follows the same pipeline from question to finished report. Light Solve may ask conversational follow-ups in chat when a prompt is vague, but it does not use prompt intelligence or decompose the query. The steps below apply to Full Solve only.
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You ask a question

Type any business question in plain language from the Solve input. Pick a suggestion category (Strategy, Product, GTM, Sales, Competition, What to build) or write your own.
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Full Solve clarifies if needed

For ambiguous prompts, Full Solve uses prompt intelligence before starting. This sharpens scope and avoids wasted effort.
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Research objective is set

Full Solve defines the central research goal based on your question and any clarifying answers. This anchors every subsequent research stream.
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Query decomposition

Full Solve breaks the question into its component dimensions. Each dimension becomes an independent research query. You can watch these decomposed queries appear in chat as research begins.
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Parallel agent research

Each query runs as a separate stream, powered by its own agent. Streams run simultaneously rather than in sequence. For each stream, the chat shows what the agent researched, which tools it used, what it found, and how it assessed the findings.
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Synthesis and report

Findings from all streams merge into a structured report with an executive summary, detailed analysis, supporting evidence, and recommendations. Full Solve typically takes about 45 minutes; some reports take longer. A Final report link appears in chat. Click it to open the report in the right panel.
You can enrich research before and during a task. Use @-mentions to pull findings from other tasks, or attach files and URLs as source material. After the report is delivered, Full Solve suggests follow-up questions so you can drill into specific findings without re-framing from scratch.

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What Solve covers

Solve handles any strategic business question, from tightly scoped lookups to multi-dimensional analyses.

Market analysis

Size markets, identify trends, and assess opportunities.

Competitive teardowns

Compare features, analyze positioning, and run SWOT frameworks.

Pricing strategy

Benchmark pricing, model scenarios, and analyze willingness to pay.

Product direction

Prioritize features, analyze user needs, and inform roadmaps.

Investment analysis

Build business cases, run due diligence, and evaluate opportunities.

All use cases

GTM strategy, brand positioning, technical deep-dives, career strategy, and more.

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Frequently asked questions

Solve returns structured reports with an executive summary, detailed analysis sections, supporting data, and recommendations. Reports use clear headings so you can scan for what matters. See Reports for formatting details.
Yes. You have a few options depending on who needs access:
  • Share a link from the report toolbar so anyone can view the report in a browser (optional password). No Rocket account required.
  • Invite someone to the Solve task if they need the full chat and follow-ups inside Rocket. See Task collaboration.
  • Export as PDF, PPT, HTML, or PRD for offline use.
See Share and export for the full workflow.
Yes. Solve tasks consume credits based on question complexity and research depth. Free and Pro users can run Light Solve with included credits. Rocket and Booster unlock automatic routing to Full Solve when the prompt calls for deeper research. See Pricing, Credits, and Light Solve for details.

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What’s next

Light Solve

Use Solve on Free and Pro with fast, conversational research.

Quick start

Run your first analysis with a guided walkthrough.

Use cases

Browse nine categories of questions Solve handles, with example prompts.

Intelligence

Set up continuous monitoring for competitors and markets.