Academic Literature Review Stack
What I use to get through a literature review without drowning in PDFs. Find the relevant papers, understand the landscape, then write something that holds up.
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A research workflow for designers and PMs who need to gather user insights, synthesize findings, and communicate what they learned without weeks of analysis.
Workflow stack
The order matters. Start at the top, read down the sequence, and open any step when you want the note behind it.
Synthesize across sessions
Feed in transcripts and pull out patterns, recurring pain points, and surprising moments across multiple interviews.
Open tool profileInterrogate the research
Upload all research documents and ask questions across them to find connections you might have missed manually.
Open tool profileWrite the report
Turn synthesized findings into a shareable research report stakeholders can read and act on quickly.
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