PRISMA-lite review tool for early evidence synthesis
When a review needs more structure than a narrative summary, LitSynth helps record search, screening, inclusion, exclusion, and evidence-table decisions.
Current product strategy is login-first; public pages show the workflow and examples before opening the workspace.
Search intent
PRISMA-lite review tool
Teams preparing a protocol, scoping review, rapid review, or early systematic review draft.
transparent notes without inflated claims
screening support before full-text work
review sections include evidence coverage context
What it does
Make review decisions easier to inspect without overstating compliance.
Capture methods snapshots for search and screening.
Keep included paper evidence visible during drafting.
Add explicit notes about title and abstract screening limits.
Avoid language that implies complete PRISMA 2020 compliance.
Workflow
From question to auditable draft
- 1
Start from the research question and candidate paper set.
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Review relevance scores and screening recommendations.
- 3
Build an evidence table from selected papers.
- 4
Generate a draft that labels PRISMA-lite limits clearly.
Boundaries
Clear claims matter for research tools
- Use full PRISMA 2020 reporting when your study requires formal compliance.
- Register protocols and perform dual screening outside LitSynth when required.
- Treat AI recommendations as decision support, not reviewer replacement.
FAQ
Why call it PRISMA-lite?
Because the workflow borrows useful structure from systematic review reporting but does not claim every step required for full PRISMA 2020 compliance.
Can this help with rapid reviews?
Yes. It is useful when you need transparent screening notes and evidence summaries quickly, while still preserving human review.
Does LitSynth make inclusion decisions for me?
It can recommend and explain screening decisions, but you decide what to include before generating the report.
Build your own review from selected papers
Search, screen, synthesize, and audit in the logged-in LitSynth workspace.