Map the research around your paper.

Leafer finds the papers related to what you're writing, shows how they connect, and helps you write your review with every source checked.

How it works

1
Start a project
Name it and say what you're trying to find out. Add your draft, a few papers you trust, or your reference library if you have them.
2
Leafer maps the research
It reads what it finds and places each paper by how closely it relates to your question: close and bright when it's central, further out and dimmer when it isn't.
3
Write with the map beside you
Draft your paper or your review of related literature with the papers for each section in reach, and every citation checked against a real source.

A research tool is only as good as its sources. Leafer shows its work.

Citations that don't match anything findable are flagged, not trusted.
Every placement in the graph comes with Leafer's reasons, so you can disagree with it.
Claims without a source are pointed out, with papers from your graph that could back them.

Free to start when Leafer opens. Bring a topic, a draft, or a handful of papers.