AI research assistant. Find papers, extract data, synthesize findings.
Elicit is the AI tool academic researchers use to find papers, extract data, and synthesize findings. Search 200M+ papers, ask questions in natural language, and get cited answers. For literature reviews, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses, Elicit saves weeks of work.
Who it's for: Academic researchers, PhD students, R&D teams doing literature reviews.
Search semantic scholar's full database. Find papers by question, not just keywords.
Pull structured data from papers — sample sizes, methods, findings. Tabular format.
Ask 'what contradicts this finding?' and Elicit finds papers that disagree.
PRISMA-compliant systematic reviews. Export to spreadsheet.
The AI answer engine. Cited sources, real-time web, GPT-4 + Claude + Sonar under the hood.
The AI search engine for scientific research. Answers backed by peer-reviewed papers.
See how papers are cited: supporting, contrasting, or mentioning. The smart citation tool.
See how papers are cited: supporting, contrasting, or mentioning. The smart citation tool.
The default for academic research. Use Perplexity for general questions, Elicit for serious literature reviews. If you do research, this pays for itself in time saved.