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Introducing Redpine Science

Search full text, not just the abstract. 200B+ tokens of licensed peer-reviewed research, straight into your AI workflows.

200B+ tokens Licensed, peer-reviewed content from leading journals
Grounded AISearch full articles and figures in science and medicine
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What comes back

Deep knowledge and frontier research, always grounded

Your agent quotes the full article, methods and tables included, instead of paraphrasing an abstract. Every claim can be traced back to its source.

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Every passage returns with
  • Quoted passages from licensed full text, most of it paywalled
  • Leading peer-reviewed journals from BMJ, Sage, and Wiley
  • The DOI and price of every source
Example response · real sources and prices

SGLT2 inhibitors are now an established heart failure therapy.1 In preserved ejection fraction, empagliflozin lowered the combined risk of cardiovascular death or hospitalization for heart failure, driven mainly by fewer hospitalizations.2 Dapagliflozin and empagliflozin point the same way across trials, without a clear effect on mortality.3

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Sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors as a treatment for heart failure
Heart · BMJ · 2022
doi:10.1136/heartjnl-2020-318658
LicensedNot open access
$0.365
2
Evidence for empagliflozin in heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF)
Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin · BMJ · 2022
doi:10.1136/dtb.2022.000060
LicensedNot open access
$0.207
3
The impact of SGLT2 inhibitors on cardiovascular outcomes in patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction
Annals of Pharmacotherapy · Sage · 2023
doi:10.1177/10600280231189508
LicensedNot open access
$0.179
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A review of organocatalytic α-functionalization treats Mannich reactions of 2-cyanoacetates in depth.1 Bifunctional catalysts, which activate the nucleophile and the imine at once, recur in the stereoselective examples: Guang and colleagues apply one to S-phenyl thioesters,2 and Enders and colleagues use a bifunctional thiourea in a domino Mannich/aza-Michael sequence that builds pyrrolidines.3

1
Organocatalysis in enantioselective α-functionalization of 2-cyanoacetates
Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis · Wiley · 2014
doi:10.1002/adsc.201400404
LicensedNot open access
$0.564
2
Stereoselective Mannich reaction of S-phenyl thioesters catalyzed by bifunctional organocatalysts
Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis · Wiley · 2015
doi:10.1002/adsc.201400735
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$0.196
3
Asymmetric synthesis of polyfunctionalized pyrrolidines via a thiourea catalyzed domino Mannich/aza-Michael reaction
Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis · Wiley · 2010
doi:10.1002/adsc.201000658
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$0.467
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Unlocked 3 sources · 1,227 tokens$1.227
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Sodium-ion cells give up some energy density against lithium-ion, but abundant sodium and cheaper materials make them a strong fit for grid storage, where cost and cycle life count for more than weight.1 On the cathode side, polyanionic phosphates are being engineered for stability,2 while single-crystal layered oxides aim at longer life.3

1
Sodium-ion batteries paving the way for grid energy storage
Advanced Energy Materials · Wiley · 2020
doi:10.1002/aenm.202001274
LicensedNot open access
$0.234
2
High-entropy engineering of phosphate based polyanion cathode materials for sodium-ion batteries
Small · Wiley · 2026
doi:10.1002/smll.75017
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$0.279
3
Molten-salt synthesis of O3-type layered oxide single crystal cathodes with controlled morphology towards long-life sodium-ion batteries
Small · Wiley · 2022
doi:10.1002/smll.202106927
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$0.282
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How it works

Grounded research from the sources you trust

Why it is different

Licensed full text and tables

GROUNDED

Search full text and tables, not just the abstract

Access frontier research from leading institutions. Retrieval over full text and tables from closed and open content.

Cited

Increased accuracy, with complete references

Better answers for when it matters. Every passage carries its article identifier.

COMPLIANT

Licensed at the source

Rights are settled before you query. Rights holders are compensated for their knowledge.

Metered

Pay per token, per use

No annual subscription or minimum to start. Set up in a minute and only pay for the value you retrieve.

How it works

Your AI gets the real answer. Data owners get paid.

Where it lands
Your AI

Agents, copilots, vertical products, and frontier models. One line of code to connect.

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References
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Who holds the data
Publishers
Paywalled research, clinical studies
Institutions
Archives and libraries
Private companies
INTERNAL DATA
Non-public filings
Media owners
Audio and video
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Referenced answer back
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Redpine is for AI agents and speaks MCP, so Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and any other MCP client connect with no code. If you’re building your own application, the same search is available through the API and SDK.

01

Connect

Paste the setup prompt into your agent, or run one command.

02

Query

Ask in plain language, right from the tools you already use.

03

Retrieve

Cited answers from trusted sources.

Agent promptClaude Code
# Paste this into your AI agent
Set up Redpine Connect in this agent. Read https://docs.redpine.ai/agent-get-started first, then follow the setup steps for this client and run them. Redpine connects over MCP and signs in through the browser, so there is no API key to paste. If Redpine is already connected here, say so and skip to the check. If I need to approve a sign-in or restart this app, tell me exactly what to do and wait for me.

Check that it works by listing the Redpine tools you can now call. If setup fails, tell me which step failed and what you saw.

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1. What proportion of frozen Halyomorpha halys egg masses yielded Trissolcus euschisti compared to frozen native host eggs?
2. How does PI3Kδ activity affect Rac1 versus Rap1 activation in TCR-stimulated CD4+ T cells?
3. At what percentage of the individual stimulus detection threshold was the sub-threshold stochastic stimulation set?

Answer the one I pick using Redpine search only, citing the journal, title, year and DOI for each source. If a result needs a paid unlock, show me the price and ask before confirming.
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Peer-reviewed science across disciplines

Full-text search across leading journals by your agent. Not just abstracts.

For rights holders

Your content, licensed on your terms

Recurring revenue and full control for publishers, research institutions and societies. Because the people who create knowledge should be fairly compensated.

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FAQ

FAQs

What is Redpine, and what does it actually do?

Redpine is a data platform for agentic AI. In other words, a grounding API for non-public data. We source premium data from content partners worldwide and make them accessible to AI builders and AI agents in a compliant, structured way. Where the open web plateaus, Redpine begins.

How is Redpine different from a data broker or web scraping service?

We do not scrape. We partner. Redpine builds direct licensing relationships with content owners, creating mutual incentives for high-quality data to flow into AI systems. We also go a step further: we are building an access layer specifically for AI agents, via API, MCP, and CLI. That is not something a data broker does.

What types of data does Redpine offer access to?

Scientific and journal text from leading publishers. Real-time signal data. Non-public image libraries. Video assets for world models. Private code repositories. The common thread: data that does not exist in any public crawl, from sources who chose to work with us directly.

How does Redpine ensure data is licensed and compliant for AI use?

By going to the source. Redpine signs licensing agreements directly with content owners before any data moves. No assumptions, no gray zones. Contracts first, access second.

Who are the typical clients?

AI builders who understand that data quality is the primary moat in AI. They come to Redpine to skip the legal complexity, sourcing effort, and infrastructure work of assembling premium datasets themselves. The result: faster access to better data, at a lower total cost.

Who are the data partners and content owners on the supply side?

Organizations sitting on valuable, undermonetized data. The research firm with high-value proprietary studies. The software company with a sunsetted product and years of code. The video production house with petabytes of unused footage. For all of them, Redpine creates a new revenue stream from assets they already own.

How does Redpine handle data provenance and attribution?

Carefully. AI systems in healthcare, finance, and law only work if the underlying data is traceable and trustworthy. Redpine maintains clear source attribution at every step. Beyond compliance, this matters for the content creators themselves: proper attribution and compensation is what keeps quality data being created in the first place. We think that incentive structure is worth protecting.

What does it mean for data to be “AI-ready” in Redpine’s context?

Two things. Legally ready: licensing agreements signed, provenance documented, compliance verified. Technically ready: low-latency storage, accessible formats, vectorization, and structured metadata so AI systems and agents can consume the data without preprocessing overhead.

What is your business model?

AI builders pay per use for data access. We set up a revenue share model with content partners. The model is designed so that better data and fairer compensation reinforce each other. When the content side wins, the AI side gets better inputs.

How do I get access to data, and what does the process look like?

Redpine provides data access via API, MCP, and CLI for agentic AI use cases. For AI training, we also offer bespoke arrangements. Reach out to get started.

Where is Redpine based, and who is behind the company?

Redpine is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, founded in 2024. We work with content partners and clients across all continents. The company was founded by Anders Hammarbäck (CEO, ex-McKinsey and VC) and David Österdahl (CPTO, ex-Spotify, Zettle, and Lunar).

Why are you called Redpine?

The red pine is one of the most elegant trees in Nordic forests. It also grows across North America and Asia. Its longevity comes from deep roots. The AI ecosystem will thrive only if we nurture the roots properly: by compensating content and data owners. The name Redpine felt right.

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