scid.aiSearch by the meaning of your question
Find relevant papers even when their authors use different terms.
Keep the whole research trail in one project
scid.ai connects the question, scientific papers, your own files, graphs, evidence checks, and the finished document. The work remains one continuing project rather than a chain of detached tools.
From a question to verifiable sources
Search by meaning, add your own material, and check what the selected corpus actually supports.
Answers grounded in papers
Ask follow-up questions while keeping the answer beside its supporting sources.
Research and citation graphs
Inspect topic clusters, paper links, years, keywords, organisations, references, and citing work.
From selected papers to a well-founded finding
The same sources carry into method comparison, evidence matrices, formulas, reviews, and the final document.
Tables and classifications
Align methods, data, findings, limitations, and verifiable links across recent papers.
Evidence matrix
Connect each claim to supporting, contradicting, and insufficient evidence.
Literature review
Structure approaches, findings, contradictions, limitations, and research gaps.
A stable address for a scientific publication
SCID is a stable paper identifier inside scid.ai. It is connected to the paper's DOI and leads to its main page with authors, description, and citations. Share the SCID with a colleague or keep it with the bibliography to return to the same publication quickly.
Formulas and research documents
Collect equations, notation, assumptions, and applicability limits, then keep the result in a structured document connected to its sources.
Pass the work on and return to it
Publish a review, pass on an importable copy, or start a task by email while keeping the sources connected.
A public review with its source base
Publish a finished review at a stable link so readers can see both the material and the papers used to build it.
A copy of a chat or source group
Share a link so a colleague can import their own copy and continue the research in their space.
A research task from your inbox
Send a topic or question to ai@scid.ai and begin from familiar email, without a special request format.
A connected history of scientific work
The platform preserves provenance and links between research outputs: materials have stable addresses, the course of a study is kept, and findings stay connected to their sources.
Outputs with a stable address
A paper gets a permanent SCID, and a published review gets a permanent link where a reader sees the material together with its source base.
A preserved course of work
A study keeps its questions, answers, and the sources used: you can return to it, continue the document, or hand a copy to a colleague.
Findings linked to evidence
Answers, tables, and the evidence matrix rest on verifiable references: each claim shows its trail to papers and data.
An organisation starts with a real task
We first demonstrate the platform on your topic and agree a measurable pilot. Access, result storage, email workflows and integrations are defined after a technical discussion and recorded in the agreement.
Universities and laboratories
Test the path from a literature corpus and your own files to a graph, discussion and review on a teaching or research task.
- source-based research practice;
- collections for a course or project;
- an output that can be presented and checked.
Research and development teams
Build a graph of the field, a technology comparison and a source-backed shortlist for further expert assessment.
- papers and organisations;
- reported findings and limitations;
- recurring topic monitoring.
Corporate pilot
Team access and technical conditions are not presented as one ready-made setup: we define them together after reviewing the actual task.
- a demonstration on your topic;
- a pilot with an agreed output;
- implementation terms in the agreement.
Keep the work reusable
Favorites, Groups, the Library, and digests bring selected sources and material into a new question without reconstructing the context.
Favorites
Save individual papers or a complete result set, find them by topic, year or organisation, and bring them back into research.
Source groups
Organise papers by topic, method or project, attach the corpus to research, export it, or share an import link.
File Library
Keep uploaded material and created documents, then use them as sources for a new or current question.
Prepare, export, and share
Turn verified material into a bibliography, document, or public review while keeping the source links visible.
GOST, APA, BibTeX, and more
Prepare references with DOI links and without inventing missing metadata.
PDF, Word, and LaTeX
Move a structured research document into the format required by the next workflow.
A review with its source base
Prepare a public literature review that keeps verifiable references visible.
What is available now and what is still developing
What can I use today?
Search, publication records, graphs, source chat, reviews, Favorites, Groups, the file Library, digests, export, public reviews, and research tasks through ai@scid.ai.
How are research outputs connected?
Papers have permanent SCID addresses, published reviews have permanent links, the course of a study is kept, and findings stay connected to their source base.
Start with the task already in front of you
scid.ai keeps the question, papers, files, graph, findings, and document connected so the research can continue instead of being rebuilt.