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IntelliResearch

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All your research tools in one AI-powered search

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All your research tools in one AI-powered search

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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.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm a PhD researcher, and every literature search used to mean juggling eight tabs: Google Scholar, arXiv, Semantic Scholar, a citation mapper, an LLM to synthesize the pile, Zotero, Papers With Code, and a Word doc for the comparison table. The actual thinking was maybe 20% of my time. The rest was tab wrangling and copy paste. So I built IntelliResearch. You type a topic once and it runs a dozen agents in parallel: papers across six databases, a literature review synthesized only from those papers (every claim cited [n], not hallucinated), a comparison table, research gaps, a proposal generator with PDF export, plus datasets, code, patents, conferences with deadlines, and grants. It's early and mostly just me, so I'd genuinely love your feedback, especially where it breaks for your field. Free to try, no card needed. What's the most annoyingly manual part of your research workflow? That's what I want to build next. 🙏

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Building an all-in-one research assistant — what would make it a must-have for you?

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.

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