Connect literature discovery, reference management, and evidence review

What is Paperguide?

Paperguide is a research platform for finding, organizing, and synthesizing scientific literature. Its tools include AI search, reference management, a research agent, structured extraction, and citation-grounded writing. The current product also supports systematic-review workflows with recorded screening and verification steps. The practical benefit is continuity between tasks: papers saved during discovery remain available when the researcher compares studies, extracts information, and prepares a review with a traceable evidence trail.

Build the library around a research question

Paperguide can import references from Zotero or Mendeley and add papers by DOI. Saved papers support annotations, notes, questions, and extraction into cited tables. Start by defining the question and scope, then organize sources so the relevant study population, method, and outcome can be compared without treating every retrieved paper as equally applicable.

Keep review decisions visible

The systematic-review offering includes independent reviewer workflows, conflict resolution, cited evidence for criteria, and PRISMA reporting from recorded counts. Establish eligibility rules before screening and check extracted values against the paper. Distinguish an author's result from the platform's synthesis. A useful review remains understandable to another researcher who needs to reproduce the search and see why each study was included or excluded.

Features to explore

• Research search and reference library
• DOI and reference-manager imports
• Cited data extraction
• Systematic-review and PRISMA workflows

Who is Paperguide for?

Best for researchers and evidence-synthesis teams working across a collection of papers. It is particularly relevant when discovery, annotation, extraction, and review decisions need to remain connected rather than scattered across separate files and tools.

Before you get started

Verify citations, extracted values, and eligibility decisions against original papers. Confirm database coverage and workflow features for your project; AI assistance does not replace a documented review method or independent subject-matter judgment.