Research you can verify.

Upload papers, search your private research library, ask grounded questions, and generate reports with page-level citations.

  1. Upload
  2. Index
  3. Search
  4. Ask
  5. Export

The Ask AI screen, shown with a public sample paper (Vaswani et al., 2017).

Product

One workspace for the papers you rely on.

Search your papers

Semantic retrieval across your private research library, showing the paper and page each result came from.

Ask with evidence

Answers grounded in passages retrieved from your papers, with page citations. Passages that were retrieved but not cited are listed too.

Compare studies

Put two indexed papers side by side and compare their approaches and findings.

Generate reports

Turn a research question into a structured literature review with citations, and export it as a PDF.

How it works

From PDFs to a report you can check.

Five steps. Answers and reports point back to the pages they draw on.

  1. 01

    Upload papers

    Add research papers as PDF files.

  2. 02

    Build your library

    Each paper is split into passages and indexed, so the whole library is searchable by meaning.

  3. 03

    Ask grounded questions

    Answers are generated from the most relevant passages and cite the pages they use.

  4. 04

    Generate reports

    Draft a structured literature review from your library, with its citations.

  5. 05

    Export findings

    Download a report as a PDF.

Research workspace

The screens you work in.

Library search, study comparison and literature reviews as they appear after you sign in — shown here with two public sample papers.

Library search

Semantic results from your own papers, with the page each match came from.

Compare studies

Two indexed papers compared side by side.

Literature review

A structured review with its citations, ready to export as a PDF.

Security

Your library stays yours.

How access to your research is controlled in the application today.

Authenticated access

You sign in with Google, and every request for library data is checked against your signed-in account.

Private research data

Papers, chats and reports belong to your account. Uploaded files are kept in a per-account folder other users cannot access.

Owner-scoped retrieval

Search and answers only draw on passages from your own papers, and database rows are restricted per account with row-level security.

Citation-backed answers

Each answer lists the passages it was given and marks which pages it cited, so you can check the source.

FAQ

Common questions.

Start with your papers.

Sign in with Google, upload a PDF, and ask your first question with page-level citations.

Start researching