Literature synthesis tooling
Sourced, AI-assisted research synthesis — surfacing and connecting the literature with a visible trail back to the source.
Focus areas
Specific product and service ideas under active exploration. These sit alongside — not instead of — the three pillars, and they're exploratory: areas we're trying, not committed offerings.
Sourced, AI-assisted research synthesis — surfacing and connecting the literature with a visible trail back to the source.
Provenance tooling for lab notebooks and analyses, so results stay traceable to the code and reasoning behind them.
Catching unsupported or mis-cited claims in manuscripts before they reach review.
Focused, ongoing digests of new preprints in a narrow field, filtered for signal.
Lightweight workbench tools sized for small research groups without dedicated infrastructure.
Utilities that make public research databases easier to pull from and work with.
These are ideas being tried, not shipped products. We’ll describe something as an offering only once it’s validated — and we’d rather show the first real one than list a roadmap of intentions.