Literature and evidence synthesis
Helps draft search strategies, organise screening decisions, and prepare appraisal notes. A review specialist checks the strategy and the sources before anything is treated as evidence.
AI research assistant
Several specialist assistants. One person accountable for the deliverable.
AI is used to prepare options, organise notes, and speed drafting. It does not replace the methodologist, statistician, or editor, and it is disclosed when a journal or institution requires that.
Analysis planning
Helps list design options, assumptions, and table shells for a statistician to accept, change, or reject. It does not issue the final analysis.
Manuscript clarity
Helps with structure, plain-language edits, and checklist prompts. Language edits stay under the scientific editor, and disclosure follows the journal’s rules.
Training companion
A subscription-style tutor for enrolled learners, limited to the course material and to worked examples that are published or fully anonymised.
What the platform is for
- Literature-review and evidence-synthesis workflows, checked by a review specialist.
- Data-analysis support integrated with a qualified statistician.
- Research training subscriptions for enrolled learners.
- Institutional accounts for universities and hospitals.
- A network of human experts available through the same platform.
These assistants are part of an agreed project or course. There is no open chat on this site that will write a paper, invent citations, or produce an analysis without a specialist.