A literature review assistant that reads all of your papers.

Yes. Litrevu checks that every citation points to a passage in your papers, but not that the passage fully supports the sentence. That is why you can open each cited passage. Read it before you rely on a claim, and treat every answer as a lead to check rather than a fact.

It reads every paper you add, so you can ask what they say, where they agree and where they disagree. It compares papers side by side in a table, checks a paragraph you wrote against your sources, and helps you plan a structure for the review. Every answer cites the passage it came from. It can also draft cited text into a document beside the chat. Many universities do not allow AI-written text in submitted work, even edited, so check your policy before you use a draft as anything more than notes.

Upload PDFs, paste a paper's URL, DOI or arXiv link, or paste its text. If you type a topic, Litrevu also finds open-access papers you can pick and add. Litrevu cites only papers in your library and does not search the web. When your papers don't cover a question, it says so, and anything it adds from general knowledge carries no citation.

APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver and IEEE, and you can switch style at any time. Export your review to Word (DOCX) or PDF, and your references to BibTeX or RIS for your reference manager.

No. Your papers, chats and drafts are private to your account: nobody else can see them, and we never sell them or share them with advertisers. To read and answer, Litrevu sends the text of your papers to its AI providers, currently OpenAI and Google, on paid API terms that forbid using your content to train their models. Your PDF files stay in our own cloud storage and are not sent to them. You can remove a paper from your library at any time. To have a stored file deleted as well, email [email protected].

Not the method. Litrevu has no screening or PRISMA flow. It helps you read, compare and check papers you have already chosen.