Elicit
Analyze research papers at superhuman speed
Automate time-consuming research tasks like summarizing papers, extracting data, and synthesizing your findings.
AI-ENABLED SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS
Analyze more evidence, more accurately
Systematic reviews are the gold standard of evidence synthesis, but take too long.
Elicit Systematic Reviews take 80% less time, enabling you to consider more evidence and go deeper on individual papers.
Scale up your extractions: Extract data from hundreds of papers in minutes, even data mentioned in tables.
Automated, transparent screening: Generate relevant screening criteria and judgments with one click.
Never miss an important paper: Instantly add up to 500 relevant papers from Elicit's database of 125+ million papers.
Cite everything: All of Elicit's extractions are backed by supporting quotes from the underlying papers.
Research reports
Research-backed reports, for researchers.
Elicit Reports are research-backed reports, backed by fully-automated rapid systematic reviews (search, screening, and data extraction).
Built for professional researchers, you can understand and edit every step used to produce the Report.
Get oriented to a new field in minutes: Identify the most important papers in a field and their most important details.
Go deep on any citation: Trace any claim back to a quote from a research paper, shown inline with relevant context.
Research for the machine intelligence age
1. In a survey of users, 10% of respondents said that Elicit saves them 5 or more hours each week.
2. In pilot projects, we were able to save research groups 50% in costs and more than 50% in time by automating data extraction work they previously did manually.
5 Elicit's users save up to 5 hours per week.
125 Search across 125 million academic papers using natural language.
50% Extract details from papers at 50% of the time and cost of doing it manually.
How accurate is Elicit?
Elicit uses language models to extract data from and summarize research papers. As a new technology, language models sometimes make up inaccurate answers.
We improve accuracy by:
Training our models on specific tasks
We fine-tune our models on a per-task basis and constantly iterate to make them more accurate.
Searching over academic papers
Elicit only shows you papers that actually exist and are part of the scientific literature.
Making it easy to double-check answers
We make it easy for you to view the original source and point to where in a paper specific information came from.
