Generate a Literature Review From One Question

LitSynth understands your research question, retrieves relevant papers, pre-screens evidence, and drafts a review with clickable citations.

Try a biomedical example

Natural-language research question

Describe the question you need answered without building complex keyword strings.

Evidence table

Relevant papers land in a filterable evidence table so you can adjust the scope.

Auditable citations

Review citations link back to source papers and evidence excerpts.

From finding papers to drafting a review you can inspect

LitSynth does not stop at a list of papers. It organizes retrieval, pre-screens evidence around your question, and generates a review draft you can edit, verify, and export.

LitSynth Review Workspace

Evidence ready

Research question

Does intermittent fasting improve metabolic health?

Human studiesInsulinWeight loss

Search strategy

PICO expanded

Evidence table

29 papers

Screening

5 included

Review draft

Cited output

Ranked papers

5 selected

Intermittent fasting and metabolic health outcomes

JAMA Network Open · 2024

High relevance

Time-restricted eating and insulin sensitivity

Nutrients · 2023

Include

Alternate-day fasting in adults with obesity

Obesity Reviews · 2022

Screened

Review draft with traceable citations

Time-restricted eating shows modest improvements in insulin sensitivity and body weight across adult clinical studies[1], while adherence and baseline metabolic status explain part of the mixed findings[2].

Three Steps to a Literature Review

Start with the literature review path; move to Systematic Review Beta when you need stricter screening and extraction.

Ask Your Research Question

Type your research question in natural language. LitSynth optimizes the retrieval boundary and finds relevant papers.

Review the evidence table

AI pre-screens high-relevance papers and keeps year, study type, abstracts, and evidence excerpts visible for scope adjustment.

Draft and verify the review

Generate a review draft in one click. Each citation can jump back to the source paper and evidence excerpt for editing and export.

Use Cases for Different Roles

The first version focuses on fast literature reviews; Systematic Review Beta supports stricter teams later.

For Graduate Students (Master's/PhD)

Kick-start your literature review from one question. LitSynth retrieves relevant biomedical papers, builds a reviewable evidence table, and gives you cited paragraphs you can verify before writing.

For Academic Researchers & Scientists

Quickly map a new field or stay current. Use natural language to retrieve relevant papers, inspect abstracts and evidence excerpts, and export a multilingual review draft for internal discussion.

Systematic-review teams

Use Literature Review mode to map the evidence quickly; switch to Systematic Review Beta when you need protocol, screening, extraction, and audit depth.

For R&D Professionals & Industry Analysts

Find evidence, not just keywords. Ask practical research questions, review the extracted evidence table, and deliver a cited summary that keeps source papers traceable.