Research
AI for researchers that cites the paper and the page
Upload your whole corpus, ask in plain language and get answers that cite the article, the section and the page. For literature reviews, thesis drafts and research groups that share one library.
Two of the five studies report a significant effect; the other three do not.1
The main difference is the population: the two with an effect excluded patients with comorbidities.2
The study with the largest sample (n = 1,240) is among those that find no effect.3
Footnotes
- 1.García et al. 2024.pdf- p. 7
- 2.Nguyen 2023 - JCE.pdf- p. 4
- 3.Rossi 2025 preprint.pdf- p. 11
Simulated BrainBox answer
Built around the real problems of the work
The problem
A systematic review of hundreds of articles takes months of reading and manual screening
AI tools summarize papers but do not say which page each statement is on, which is useless for citing
A research group has no shared, searchable library; everyone has their own folder
The whole corpus in one Box
Import PDFs, preprints, chapters and interview transcripts. BrainBox indexes every article by page and makes it queryable in minutes.
Every statement with its source
Ask for a synthesis across papers and get the answer with the article, section and page of every fact, ready for the bibliography.
A shared group library
One Box per project or research line, with per-person roles. The whole group queries the same library and gets the same citations.
How it works
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Create a Box and upload the documents
PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, scanned images, audio and video: over 80 file types. Each one is indexed by page, slide, sheet or second of audio.
- 2
Ask in plain language
Select the files or folders that should answer, mention one with @ to focus, or connect another Box to cross projects.
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Verify every citation on its page
Every answer carries footnotes with the file and the exact page. One click opens the document at that point. Export to PDF, Word or Markdown when it is ready.
Key capabilities for Research teams
PDF, Word, preprints, slide decks and data sheets
Synthesis across several articles with a page citation on every statement
Box connections to cross one article's Box with the group's review
Podcasts generated from the selected papers, in 7 languages
Concept maps and data analysis with the code interpreter
Web and academic database search to supplement the internal library
Step-by-step guides
Frequently asked questions
- How does BrainBox cite an article?
- Every statement in the answer carries a footnote with the file name and the page. Opening it shows the passage in the PDF viewer. The final bibliographic format (APA, Vancouver, etc.) is yours to write, or you can ask the assistant for it with the article's details.
- How many articles can I upload to a Box?
- It depends on the plan, measured in indexed pages and storage. The upload screen shows how many pages a batch consumes before you confirm it.
- Does it work with papers in another language?
- Yes. Search is semantic and multilingual; you can ask in Spanish about papers in English and get the answer in Spanish with citations to the originals.
- Can I share the library with my group?
- Yes. Invite members to the Box as editors or viewers, or share a link. Everyone sees the same sources and gets the same citations.
- Does it handle data, not just text?
- Yes. Upload a CSV or an Excel file and ask in plain language; the code interpreter runs the analysis and produces charts you can download.
Upload your literature review and ask it
Create a free Box with the articles for your next chapter, or book a demo for your research group.