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What do your papers say together? Build a review you can trace to the source
Upload the papers you have read. Get an answer to your review question, the evidence and limits behind it, and a chapter outline you can write from.
- Eligible fields: Education, psychology, public health and other social sciences. Thesis or dissertation literature review chapters and journal narrative reviews.
- Formats: PDFs with a text layer, plus optional .bib/.ris files. Scanned copies cannot be verbatim-checked.
- Limits: Up to 40 PDFs per project, plus your bibliography; free in-browser preflight before you pay.
- Good to know: You will answer 1–3 review questions; the output is a drafting outline, not a submission-ready manuscript; original PDFs are never stored, your files are never used for training, and project data is deleted on schedule.
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Eligible fields
- Education, psychology, public health and other social sciences
- Thesis / dissertation literature review chapters
- Journal narrative reviews; no systematic reviews or meta-analyses
Formats & capacity
- Up to 40 PDFs per project (≤50MB each)
- Text layer required — scans cannot be quote-checked
- .bib/.ris bibliographies welcome
Privacy & data
- Parsed in your browser — original PDFs are never uploaded
- Files are never used for model training
- Project data is deleted on schedule
What you get
- A chapter-by-chapter lit review outline
- Every sentence anchored to verifiable source text; unsupported sentences are left out
- Word & XLSX export
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