A desk for academic research —
not another chatbot.

Six traceable tools for the full research workflow. Boolean search, citation graphs, data extraction, drafting, reviewer response, and literature reviews — every claim anchored back to a source you can open.

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Live query · Boolean Search
// Project: Algorithmic Management
TI("algorithm*") AND
AB("worker wellbeing" OR "burnout")
AND YR(2019..2026)
AND NOT VE("preprint")
Found 1,284 papers across 4 databases, 97 highly relevant.

Six tools, one desk

Standalone or bundled per project
Tool № 01

Boolean Search

Compose field-aware queries — title, abstract, author, year, venue — across academic databases. Duplicates collapsed at the result layer.

Field-aware queries
Tool № 02

Reference Graph

Trace what a paper cites and what cites it. Expand by hops. Filter edges by relevance; keep provenance on every node.

Forward & backward
Tool № 03

Data Extraction

Pull study design, population, variables, and results into tables. Figures and tables captured as structured data, ready for re-render or export.

Tables preserve fidelity
Tool № 04

Draft Generation

Turn outlines, notes, and source extractions into manuscript prose. Every generated line traces back to a citation you can open.

Inline provenance
Tool № 05

Review Response

Compose point-by-point responses to peer reviewers. Each reply is anchored to the reviewer's original text and your revised manuscript.

For R&R workflows
Tool № 06

Literature Review

Produce a structured literature review draft from a curated corpus. Every claim carries a citation; every section a thematic rationale.

Traceable by section

Built on 266 million scholarly works

Enabled by The Lens

Every search runs against one of the largest open scholarly corpora in the world — compiled, de-duplicated, and harmonised across the major bibliographic indexes. Coverage spans 1800 to today, so nothing relevant slips through the cracks.

266M
Scholarly works
2.1B
Citation links
39M
Authors
140K
Journals & venues
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A deskful of tools,
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Free for graduate students during the beta. Institutional plans on request. We do not train on your corpus, your notes, or your drafts.

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