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Read, organize, and write research with source linked context

Unriddle, now Anara, combines literature search, document libraries, source linked questions, and writing tools, helping users work across papers and notes while keeping references to passages behind an answer.

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What is Unriddle?

Unriddle has become Anara, a research workspace for understanding, organizing, and writing with source material. Its official rebrand announcement explains the name and domain change. The current product brings literature search together with uploaded papers, notes, slides, and recordings. Users can ask questions across a document or a wider collection, then follow references back to supporting passages while developing their own research notes and written work.

Work across a research collection

Anara organizes material in a library with folders and supports questions at different levels of scope. The current site describes literature discovery, extraction into tables, writing with citations, and links to the exact source passage behind an answer. An API is also presented for paper search. These tools connect finding material with reading and using it in a research workflow.

Keep interpretation separate from evidence

Begin with a focused question and collect a manageable set of relevant sources. Compare each generated claim with the cited passage, checking whether it reports a result, an assumption, or another author's interpretation. Use a table to expose differences in methods or study populations. When writing, preserve the distinction between what the source establishes and the conclusion you draw from several sources together.

Features to explore

  • Research literature discovery
  • Document and folder based questions
  • Source passage references
  • Research table extraction
  • Writing with citations

Who is Unriddle for?

Useful for researchers, students, and analysts working with a growing collection of papers and notes. It is particularly relevant when an answer needs to remain connected to the underlying passage and later become part of a cited document.

Before you get started

Read cited passages and check bibliographic details before relying on them. A linked source does not establish that an interpretation is correct. Confirm permissions and data handling terms before uploading unpublished or restricted research.

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This introduction is independently written from public product information. It is not a hands-on review. Features and plans may change; confirm current details with the provider.

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