01.
The frozen protocol
Inclusion criteria, exclusion criteria and search strings, locked before the search runs. No moving goalposts.
Systematic literature search, run overnight
Stop searching.Start reading.
One question in. A screened, ranked and fully documented literature base out.
240M+ works · Every decision logged · Ready to cite
The name is the method: six sentences from question to literature base.
The record
Not a chat transcript. A record you can defend.
SixSentences_ documents the search the way a methods chapter would. The protocol is frozen before the first query runs, every screening decision carries a written reason, and the final numbers reconcile. If a reviewer asks why paper 41 is out, the answer is one click away.
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A REAL FINISHED SEARCH: 457 FOUND · 420 SCREENED · 30 INCLUDED
02.
The decision ledger
Every include and every exclude with its reason attached. Not a sample. All of them.
03.
The report
PRISMA style flow counts and citations, exported as RIS, BibTeX, CSL JSON or pushed straight to Zotero.
Between searches
A research assistant that shows its work.
Most days you are not running a review. You are checking a claim, chasing a reference, or reading. SixSentences_ keeps working between the big searches.
01 · grounded
Answers that show sources
The assistant quotes what it cites, cites what exists, and says so when it finds nothing. Every claim links back to a real paper.
02 · library
A living library
Retrieved full texts stay in your workspace. Read them in place, search inside them, and ask questions across everything you collected.
03 · pipeline
API and webhooks
Everything the interface can do, your scripts can do too. Start searches, pull results, and wire the record into your own pipeline.
The workspace
Your questions, your rules.
The morning after a search: your library on the left, the paper you are reading on the right, and a conversation in between that quotes its sources.
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01 · model
Choose your model
Every question can run on the model you trust, or on auto, which picks the cheapest one that does the job. You decide which provider sees your text.
02 · tactic
Choose your tactic
A grounded quick answer in seconds, a deep screen over full texts, or the whole systematic method overnight. You set depth, criteria and scope per run.
03 · privacy
Privacy is the house rule
Your protocols, decisions and library stay in your workspace and serve no other purpose. Delete a chat, a search or the whole account any time, and it is gone.
Sources & exports
Searched in full, exported in yours.
Every search sweeps the major catalogs in one pass: more than 240 million scholarly works spanning PubMed, Crossref, arXiv and DOAJ, unified in one open index. Grey literature joins in from the open web, and full texts are retrieved wherever they are openly available.
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PubMed
Crossref
arXiv
DOAJ
DOI
Zotero
BibTeX
RIS
CSL JSON
JSON API
webhooks
Pricing
Start free. Scale when the reviews do.
One meter: credits. A quick answer is 1 credit, a systematic search is 30 plus 1 per 20 records screened. Credits refresh monthly.
Free
$0/month
Try the whole method on a real question, no card required.
- 60 credits a month
- About one full search
- Every export format
Scout
$9/month
For a thesis chapter or a project that needs one solid review at a time.
- 500 credits a month
- Roughly a dozen searches
- Full API access
Popular
Scholar
$29/month
For active researchers who live in the literature and cite what they read.
- 2,000 credits a month
- A search most days
- Questions all day long
Cohort
$99/month
For labs and reading groups that share one workspace and one record.
- 15,000 credits a month
- Hundreds of searches
- One shared workspace
Atlas
For institutions: unlimited credits, custom terms and priority support, on infrastructure that fits your procurement.
FAQ
Fair questions, straight answers.
The things researchers ask before they trust a tool with their methods chapter. If you need more, write to us and a person answers.
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