A literature-review table where every cell shows its evidence
Pick papers and columns such as aim, method, sample and findings, and get a literature-review matrix where every cell has a supporting quote. Export to CSV or Word.
How it works
- Choose papers from your library (each one verified against Crossref or OpenAlex).
- Pick columns: aim, method, sample or data, key findings, limitations, or your own question.
- Each cell is filled from the paper's full text if you uploaded the PDF, otherwise from its abstract, with a supporting quote. If the text doesn't say, the cell says "Not reported" instead of guessing.
- Export the table as CSV or Word for your literature review chapter.
Why quotes in every cell
A matrix is only useful if you can trust it. Each value comes with the sentence it was taken from, so you can check it against the paper in seconds.
Limits
Free, with a fair-use cap of 2,000 cells a day. Cells filled from abstracts can only report what the abstract says; upload the PDF for full-text answers.
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