Sciwand is a reference manager with AI built in. Search ten databases, read and annotate your papers, analyse them with AI columns, and write with citations in 10,000+ styles, on the library you already have.
Ask every paper the same question.
Add an AI column, write the question once, and Sciwand answers it for every paper in the collection: a sample size, a primary result, a yes or no for screening, or a score.
Write and cite in one place.
Write in the built-in editor and cite any paper in your library in a click. The reference list keeps itself in order, in over 10,000 styles. Prefer Word? The add-in (beta) does the same there.
Chat with your library.
Ask a question of a whole collection. The answer comes from your own papers, never from model memory, and every claim links to the sentence it came from.
Search everywhere at once.
One query goes to ten academic databases, including PubMed, Google Scholar, arXiv and Semantic Scholar. Add an AI column with your inclusion criteria and it screens every result against them, the way you screen your own papers. Then save the ones that qualify.
Keep the library you have.
Sciwand works on top of Zotero, EndNote, Mendeley and Bookends. Nothing to migrate, nothing to give up.
Read and annotate anything.
PDF, Word, EPUB, Markdown, plain text and saved web pages, with highlights and notes.
Rest easy.
Your library stays on your disk. Bring your own API key, or run a model on your own machine and let nothing leave it.
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