Powered by ChatGPT, consensus AI uses artificial intelligence to extract and distil data straight from scientific research in order to provide users with evidence-based answers to their queries.

An AI-powered research assistant that can help you find relevant articles, summarise articles, and generate research ideas. (Basic version is free)

Rayyan is an AI-powered app that helps researchers conduct systematic literature reviews. It lets you de-duplicate, screen, and organise references, as well as collaborate with your team and generate reports.

Research Rabbit uses AI to scan the web for relevant scholarly articles and allows you to save and organise articles in your own personal library.

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Semantic Scholar is an artificial intelligence–powered research tool for scientific literature developed at the Allen Institute for AI. It uses advances in natural language processing to provide summaries for scholarly papers.

Here you can upload any PDF and 'chat' with the document. If you ask it something, and the information isn't available from that particular PDF, it doesn't make up any information, and will tell you if it's not available.

Lateral builds an AI algorithm that integrates with your documents and helps find the relevant text from all of them at once. The program organises and shares your findings in a table and suggests new connections based on what you previously read and discovered in the articles.

Scholarcy, is an online article summariser tool, reads your research articles, reports and book chapters in seconds and breaks them down into bite-sized sections – so you can quickly assess how important any document is to your work. (Basic version is free)

Scite is a free, open-source AI-powered app that helps researchers better discover and understand research articles. Scite does this by providing Smart Citations, which display the context of a citation and describe whether the article provides supporting or contrasting evidence.