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Run a PRISMA-lite review in one connected workflow: define the question, screen with AI support, extract evidence into tables, and draft a cited synthesis you can inspect before exporting.
Connected workflow
Each stage feeds the next. Protocol criteria drive screening, screened papers feed extraction, and checked evidence feeds the synthesis. Revisions propagate downstream.
Step 1
Turn a broad topic into a focused review question with eligibility criteria that screening applies directly.
Define your protocol
Step 2
Score candidate papers for relevance, get AI include or exclude recommendations with reasons, and override any decision.
Screen with AI support
Step 3
Generate structured evidence cards per included paper and inspect the assembled table before drafting.
Extract evidence
Step 4
Draft a structured literature review from the checked evidence with inline citations and a citation audit.
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LitSynth is a PRISMA-lite workflow, not a full systematic review platform. It does not replace dual independent screening, Cochrane-grade methods, or meta-analysis. It is designed for rapid and scoping reviews where transparency matters more than formal compliance.
Protocol criteria drive real screening decisions
Every screening recommendation carries a visible reason
Failed extractions are marked, not silently dropped
Citation audit flags unsupported claims in the draft
Methods notes describe what was actually done
Revisions propagate from protocol to synthesis
Not sure which tool fits your review? Compare LitSynth with the platforms researchers already use.
Rayyan stops at screening. LitSynth carries the included set into extraction and synthesis.
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Elicit extracts data into tables. LitSynth drafts a cited review from your screened evidence.
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Full review platforms charge more and still need a separate synthesis tool. LitSynth covers both.
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No. LitSynth provides a PRISMA-lite workflow with protocol, screening, extraction, and synthesis. It does not claim full PRISMA 2020 compliance, dual independent screening, or meta-analysis. It is designed for rapid reviews, scoping reviews, and early systematic review drafts.
Yes. Many teams use Rayyan or Covidence for dual screening and LitSynth for the extraction and synthesis steps that follow. You can bring your included papers into LitSynth to generate evidence tables and a cited draft.
LitSynth charges credits per review generation, with plan-dependent access. Search and screening are visible before any paid generation happens, so you can evaluate the workflow before spending credits.
Define the question, screen with AI support, extract evidence, and generate a cited synthesis in one connected workflow.
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