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Start with your question.
Describe your topic in your own words. Add the population, publication years, or study type you need.
AI for your literature search
Find the papers behind your next idea.
Turn a research question into a shortlist of academic papers. Ask follow-up questions, explore the evidence, and keep the sources worth citing.
For your literature review, thesis, or capstone.
RRL FinderExample workflow
Find studies about remote work and job satisfaction from 2020–2025.
A literature search you can follow.
Explore papers with publication details, source links, and evidence labels.
DiscoverPapers connected to your question
Review the available abstract and see why a paper matches.
Original source linksEvidence labels
“How do these studies compare?”
Save papersCopy citations
Ask your next research question…
Search in everyday languageAnswers tied to supplied sourcesYour own paper library
Less searching in circles
From “where do I start?”
to “this is worth reading.”
One conversation to discover, explore, and collect related literature.
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Follow the evidence.
Explore the papers, ask follow-up questions, and compare what the supplied sources actually say.
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Keep what matters.
Save useful papers to your library, open the original sources, and copy citations for your review.
Keep the source in sight
Useful answers.
Evidence you can inspect.
Finding a paper is only the beginning. See the source behind a claim, check what evidence is available, and decide what belongs in your review.
Explore RRL FinderSource-linked explanations
Follow paper-based answers back to the supplied studies.
Clear evidence boundaries
See when a match is uncertain or an explanation relies on an abstract.
Citations close at hand
Keep publication details and citation tools alongside your saved papers.
A few things to know
Before your
first search.
What is RRL Finder?+
RRL Finder is an AI assistant for discovering academic papers and exploring related literature through conversation. It helps you find, review, save, and cite sources for a review of related literature (RRL).
Who is it for?+
Students starting a literature review, thesis and capstone researchers narrowing a topic, and anyone who wants to explore academic evidence through conversation.
Does it write my literature review?+
Its focus is finding papers and helping you understand the supplied evidence. You choose the sources, evaluate the studies, and write your review.
Can I check where an answer comes from?+
Paper-based answers link to the supplied sources. Paper records show available abstracts, publication details, and original source links. Evidence labels help distinguish confirmed matches from uncertain results. Always check the original paper before citing it.
Can I use it for free?+
A free plan is available with usage limits. See Plans for the current search, AI, and saved-paper allowances. Pilot access, when enabled, is described separately on the plans page.
Start with a question
Your next useful paper
could start here.
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