K-Dense Web Updates

// Jan 16, 2026

We're kicking off a new weekly newsletter to share product updates, community highlights, and tips to help you get the most out of K-Dense Web. Let's dive in!

>What's New

We've been hard at work delivering meaningful updates driven by user feedback:

• For a limited time, we have made our Fast effort level completely free to use.
• K-Dense Web now supports writing and executing MATLAB and Octave scripts.
• Google Nano Banana Pro powers scientific illustrations, infographics, and image editing.
• You can now choose between Fast, Standard, and Pro effort levels to balance cost, speed, and output quality.

Beyond these highlights, we have shipped thousands of improvements since launch, including UI refinements, stronger underlying agents, expanded capabilities, and higher overall output quality.

>Blog: Guide to Prompting K-Dense Web

Many users have been asking about best practices for using K-Dense and how it functionally differs from tools such as ChatGPT and Claude.

We've just published a guide highlighting six key elements that help K-Dense transform vague requests into precisely executed tasks with publication-ready outputs.

Check out the full write-up on our blog.

>Use Case of the Week

Our teammate Vinayak Agarwal recently used K-Dense to analyze EV adoption trends in India.

Using panel data across 14 states and Monte Carlo simulations, K-Dense Web quantified that charging infrastructure drives EV adoption 1.76× more than subsidies, with clear policy implications and evidence-backed research.

See how he prompted K-Dense here and the final output here.

Got a use case you're proud of? We'd love to feature it! Drop us a note at updates@k-dense.ai.

>Connect with the K-Dense Community

Join our Slack channel for K-Dense Web users and post your questions, comments, and feedback.

Want to talk through how to use K-Dense for your specific workflow? Use the links below to grab 15 minutes with our team:

• Timothy Kassis, Head of AI
• Nicolas Garreau, Head of Business Development
• Brian Laffin, Head of Biology & Translational Research

Until next week,

The K-Dense Team