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Research

From papers to data, a lab companion

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Say "Find recent papers on tau protein in Alzheimer's" and it finds and summarises them, then drafts a literature review, research plan or proposal. The electronic lab notebook records signatures and timestamps.

Ten tool packs — neuro, environment, maths, materials, physics, medical, code, genome, chemistry, biology — can be called together in converged research. Data plots, a 3D protein viewer, compound tools, a genome browser, a code runner, clinical calculators and statistics run inside the app.

What you can do with it

Try saying this in the app

Find papers: [topic]Write a literature reviewProtein viewer: 1CRN

Frequently asked questions

Does research data leave the device?

Plots, calculations and viewers run on the device; only text generation goes to the AI you chose.

Does it read full papers?

It finds and summarises public abstracts and open-access full texts.

Can students use it?

Yes — there is also a study coach for study plans and exam prep.

How this differs from other AI apps

It remembers you. Names, family, appointments, tastes — say it once and it carries into the next conversation. Memory is stored on your own device, never on our servers.

Free, and meant to stay free. No ads, no third-party tracking. Only when heavy thinking is needed does that single question go to the AI provider you chose (Gemini, Groq, etc.).

31 languages, on phone or PC. Opens in the browser with nothing to install, and can be added to your home screen like an app.

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