Plan your review with AI recommendations
Set up your review for free and get method suggestions: sharpen the research question, pick the right review format, build a search matrix, and define subgroups and an extraction schema. You start structured instead of rebuilding the protocol later.
Plan the review before the first search runs.
Title and abstract screening like multiple reviewers
Multiple AI reviewers screen each record independently against your inclusion criteria and flag disagreements for adjudication. Review the conflicts instead of reading 12,000 abstracts twice.
Clear the largest, most tedious stage in a fraction of the time.
Full-text screening with defensible reasons
Included records move straight into full-text review. Each exclusion carries a logged reason. Your PRISMA exclusion counts and reasons are ready when you write the paper.
No more rebuilding the exclusion log.
Automated PDF retrieval
We launch a swarm of small agents that each hunt for the full-text papers you need to read. The few they can't find, you add yourself.
Most full texts land in the review automatically.
Automated data extraction
Pull study characteristics, outcomes, and results from full texts into a structured, editable table. Standardize fields across studies and export them clean.
Feed your meta-analysis without retyping every number.
Risk of bias and quality appraisal
Structured quality appraisal and GRADE certainty run in the same workflow. Judgments stay consistent across studies and reviewers.
Appraisal and synthesis side by side, not in five spreadsheets.
PRISMA flow diagram and evidence synthesis
Counts update as you screen. Your PRISMA 2020 flow diagram shows the real numbers at every stage. Build the synthesis on data that already matches the figure.
The diagram is done the moment screening is.
Audit trail and reproducibility
Every screening decision, exclusion reason, and extraction edit is timestamped and exportable. Hand a peer reviewer a complete, traceable record.
"How did you decide?" Answer with evidence, not memory.
Multiple AI models, adaptively chosen
We have tested a range of AI models and adaptively pick the best one for each task, instead of relying on the judgment of a single model.
Not one model, the right model for each task.