Hey all I'm a researcher building IntelliResearch: one search that pulls papers, a cited literature review, datasets, code, patents, conferences, and grants together, instead of the eight separate tools I used to juggle.
As I get ready to launch, I want to make sure it solves the right pain. So a genuine question for anyone who does research: what's the single most annoyingly manual part of your workflow right now? The part where you think "a computer should just do this for me."
For me it was rebuilding a comparison table by hand for every literature review. Curious what yours is. It genuinely shapes what I build next.
Every literature search means juggling 8 tools: Scholar, arXiv, Semantic Scholar, a citation mapper, an LLM, Zotero, a doc for the comparison table. IntelliResearch replaces them all. Type a topic once and multiple AI agents run in parallel: papers from 6 databases, a review cited to those exact papers, a comparison table, research gaps, and a proposal you export to PDF, plus datasets, code, patents, conferences with deadlines, and grants.
