Accelerate your research.

No. Anything that writes — a note, a task, a manuscript section — is held as a pending action for you to approve or reject. The tool does not run until you say so, and every run keeps a trace of what it did and why.

Yes, and without asking us. Workspaces export as Markdown or JSON, papers, tasks, notes, questions, experiments and artifacts export as CSV, manuscripts as Markdown, and slide outlines as PPTX. You can also delete your account and its data outright.

Zotero and Mendeley libraries sync in, including collections and citations. GitHub repositories and Jupyter notebooks are indexed from links you add, so their content is searchable alongside your papers. Your library stays where it is.

Anthropic's Claude Sonnet, through OpenRouter. Usage and cost are metered per workspace so you can see what the AI actually spent, and the model is configurable if your institution requires a different one.

Three workspaces with 100 papers each, and the AI features on top — enough to run a real project, not a demo. Researcher and Team raise those limits to 1,000 and 10,000 papers per workspace.

Only people you invite, with per-member roles from viewer to owner. Nothing is public unless you publish it: sharing a manuscript or artifact is an explicit, owner-only toggle on that one item.