Research papers pile up fast. Elicit cuts through the noise by searching 138 million academic papers and 545,000 clinical trials with semantic search that actually understands what you're looking for. No more keyword gambling.
Over 5 million researchers use Elicit to generate research briefs and automate systematic reviews. It can analyze 20,000 data points at once. Surface up to 1,000 relevant papers for any query. That's serious scale.
A pharmaceutical researcher evaluating drug safety data can automate their screening process and save up to 80% of the time they'd normally spend on manual review. Elicit handles the grunt work while you focus on analysis.
Store sources for future projects with the library feature. Alerts keep you updated on new research in your field. Every AI-generated claim comes with sentence-level citations — so you won't have to hunt down sources later.
Unlike chatbots that give you conversational responses, Elicit creates interactive tables and multi-step workflows. Reports are deeply customizable, though the interface can feel overwhelming when you're juggling multiple research threads at once. Still beats manually combing through databases for weeks.
Elicit works across pharmaceuticals. Academia. Medical devices. Government policy sectors. It's built for anyone who needs to be backed by data but doesn't have unlimited time to read everything.
