Which literature tool should I compare with ScholarIQ?

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Start with the tool you already open. These 18 are search boxes, citation maps, and screening tools for one person. Enterprise review platforms for CROs are not here.

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ScholarIQ one link, one sentence

Elicit — Elicit finds papers and extracts columns from them into a report.
Consensus — Consensus searches papers and shows how many support or oppose a claim.
SciSpace — SciSpace lets you chat with a PDF and run a literature review from a question.
Scite — Scite classifies citations as supporting, contrasting, or mentioning.
Semantic Scholar — Semantic Scholar is a free academic search engine from the Allen Institute, with TLDRs and a citation graph.
Google Scholar — Google Scholar is a free search box over scholarly records, with citation counts and alerts.
PubMed — PubMed is the free biomedical index from the National Library of Medicine, with MeSH.
OpenAlex — OpenAlex is an open catalog of works, authors, and institutions. ScholarIQ searches it.
ResearchRabbit — ResearchRabbit builds a map and a collection from seed papers, and sends alerts.
Connected Papers — Connected Papers draws one graph from a seed paper.
Litmaps — Litmaps maps citations from seed papers and helps you discover the next papers.
Rayyan — Rayyan is a title and abstract screening tool. You upload the records. It labels includes and excludes.
ASReview — ASReview is open-source screening software. Active learning ranks the records you upload.
Covidence — Covidence runs title screening, full text, extraction, and a PRISMA flow for a review team.
Undermind — Undermind runs a long AI search and returns a set of papers and a report.
Keenious — Keenious recommends papers from text you paste, often through a university license.
Perplexity — Perplexity answers a question with web citations.
ChatGPT — ChatGPT drafts text from a prompt. Search modes change. The answer is not a screening record.

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