Literfy

Literfy is an AI research workspace for building literature reviews from real papers. Use it to find and shortlist sources, map what you have, and turn selected evidence into a structured outline and draft.

Literfy supports one-stop search across Google Scholar, PubMed, and Semantic Scholar. It auto-generates search expressions to broaden coverage, helps you save sources to your library, and keeps results ready for export.

To write, Literfy generates literature review outlines and full review drafts grounded in your selected papers. Citations stay linked to the evidence, and you can export formatted references (including BibTeX/RIS) and drafts for common workflows like Overleaf, LaTeX, Markdown, and Word.

You can also sync with Zotero, Mendeley, or EndNote to streamline how your research library is maintained and carried forward.

What can I do in Literfy from start to finish?

Search and shortlist papers, collect sources to your library, generate a literature review outline, and produce a draft with linked citations. You can then export references and your written review.

Which databases does Literfy search?

Literfy queries Google Scholar, PubMed, and Semantic Scholar in one place so you can compare and export results together.

How does Literfy keep the literature review grounded in real papers?

Drafts are generated from the papers you searched and selected, with citations tied to the real sources you included—so statements are evidence-based rather than invented.

Can I export citations for my writing workflow?

Yes. Literfy supports BibTeX/RIS sync and can export citations and formatted documents for tools and formats like Overleaf, LaTeX, Markdown, and Word.

Does Literfy integrate with reference managers like Zotero?

Yes. You can sync with Zotero, Mendeley, or EndNote to carry your collected sources into your existing library.

Is there a free way to try Literfy?

Yes. Literfy offers a free trial (no credit card required) so you can try the research workflow and use welcome credits.