Ask a research question, get a citation-grounded answer

Search 200M+ papers in plain language. Paperguide finds the most relevant, highest-quality studies and answers your question, with every claim cited to its source.

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How AI Search works

Ask in plain language

Semantic search understands what you mean, not just the words you use, so you ask the way you would ask a colleague, with no keyword guesswork. Example: “What interventions reduce 30-day readmission in heart failure?”

Retrieve and re-rank

Paperguide searches across the literature, then re-ranks results on relevance and quality, SJR quartile, SNIP, SJR score, and citation metrics, to surface the strongest papers.

Answer, citation-grounded

It synthesizes an answer from the top 20 papers, with every claim linked to the source it came from, so you get the finding and its evidence together.

Beyond the answer

Built to keep the evidence in reach

Everything you need to go from a question to your next step.

  • A ranked references list behind every answer, so you can go straight to the papers.
  • Follow-up questions that keep the thread, refine without starting over.
  • Save results straight to your Paperguide reference manager.
Built to keep the evidence in reach
Database

Grounded in 200M+ peer-reviewed papers

Your answer reflects the breadth of the literature, not a slice of it, drawn from the major open scientific sources.

  • PubMed Biomedical and life sciences literature.
  • arXiv Preprints across physics, mathematics, and computer science.
  • OpenAlex An open catalog of scholarly works across every discipline.
  • Semantic Scholar A cross-disciplinary corpus with AI-extracted metadata.

Plus your own papers, imported from Zotero, Mendeley, or your Paperguide reference manager.

Grounded in 200M+ peer-reviewed papers

Where a cited answer saves you an afternoon

  • Cited answer, fast

    Ask what current research says and get a cited answer in minutes, ready to reference when someone asks where it came from.

  • Scope before reviewing

    See what evidence exists on a question, and how strong it is, before committing to a full literature review.

  • Answer reviewer comments

    When a reviewer asks you to address recent work, search it, see what is there, and respond with citations.

  • The strongest papers

    Surface the most relevant, highest-quality studies, ranked by journal and citation signals, without wading through the rest.

In practice

96%less time on literature reviews
Cited clinical evidence in minutes under assessment deadlines, with every claim traceable.
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Multilingualclinical synthesis, in French
Clinical literature across languages synthesized into one cited answer, in a hospital setting.
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2-3×more research areas monitored
Supervising more theses across more fields, with reviews that stay structured and cited.
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Daysnot weeks, for a rapid assessment
Rapid evidence assessments where the trail is a byproduct of the work, one click from any claim.
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What researchers say

Paperguide search, literature review and writer tools have made my research so much easier. I can complete my whole research in Paperguide, without even switching to Google Scholar and ChatGPT.
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Gibbs H.Researcher
I ask a question and get an answer with the papers attached. The citations are what make it usable for real work, not just a starting point.
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Nadia H.PhD Candidate
I ask a question the way I would ask a colleague and get a cited answer from the actual literature. The quality signals on each result mean I trust the top papers instead of second-guessing them.
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Pedro G.Research Scientist
It scoped a topic for me in minutes and showed how strong the evidence was before I committed to a full review. That saved me from a dead-end search.
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Aditi R.PhD Candidate

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