01Describe the review topic.
Type the topic or paste seed papers. Noah proposes a scope and search strategy you can confirm or adjust.
Free Literature Review Tool
Turn a topic
into a literature review
Describe the research topic. Noah searches the literature and synthesizes the key studies by theme — returning a publication-ready review with consensus, controversies, and a key-studies table.
Searching PubMedClick an example to try it
Sources from PubMed · trials · guidelines
Every claim traces to a citation
Export-ready manuscript & references
What you can do
Less time screening
More time writing
Give Noah a topic, and it searches the literature and synthesizes the key studies by theme — a review with consensus and controversies, limitations, and a key-studies table, every claim cited.
Start from a topic.
Type the research topic or paste a few seed papers. Noah plans the scope and search strategy with you before it runs.
Research topic- Seed papers or references
- Scope & search plan
Four questions, then a tailored review.
Before it runs, Noah asks four questions to scope the review — the population, evidence date range, length and style, and which dimensions to emphasize.
- Population & scope
- Evidence date range
- Length & style
- Emphasis areas
Thematic, not paper-by-paper.
Noah searches PubMed and clinical-trial databases, then synthesizes the key studies by theme — not one paper after another.
- PubMed + trial databases
- Thematic synthesis
- Cited throughout
Consensus, controversy, and gaps.
Noah separates what the field agrees on from what it doesn't, and flags limitations and future directions.
- Consensus vs controversies
- Limitations
- Future directions
The evidence at a glance.
Every key study lands in a table — design, sample, findings, and limits — so you can scan the evidence without reading every paper.
- Study design & sample
- Findings & limits
- Cited references
Publication-ready.
Open the review, edit it, and export the manuscript and references for the document format you need.
- Editable manuscript
- Citation export (Vancouver, BibTeX)
- Ready for submission
How it works
Three steps from a topic to a review.
Your inputs and the evidence stay visible the whole way through.
0102Search and screen the evidence.
Noah queries PubMed and clinical-trial databases, then screens titles and abstracts against your inclusion criteria.
03Write and export the review.
Get a publication-ready review with consensus vs controversies and a key-studies table — ready to export.
Why Noah
Built for reviews that have to be right.
Backed by the literature
Every claim traces to a cited source you can open — peer-reviewed papers, trials, and guidelines, not model guesses.
A real review, not a summary
Thematic synthesis, consensus vs controversies, and a key-studies table you can defend.
Deliver-ready
An editable manuscript and exportable references, so the review lands in your document — not in another tab.
What Noah users say
“I asked for a review on GLP-1 agonists in heart failure, and Noah came back with a thematic synthesis and citations I could actually open. It saved me a solid two weeks.”
Daniel
Head of Research, biotech
“The screening is the part that eats my calendar. Noah does the search and first-pass screen, and I just review the ones that matter.”
Sofia
Medical Affairs Manager, pharma
A few things worth knowing
Still have questions? Talk to our team.
Under Deep Research → Medical & Academia, alongside Disease & Symptom Analysis and Comprehensive Drug Analysis.
Start with the review you need — organize your sources, find the gaps, and build your argument.
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