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Results for “citations”

16 tools in the directory · Updated

“citations”Ways to use: AndroidShowing 16 tools
  • Sirionby SirionAI-powered contract lifecycle management for enterprise teamsContact sales
  • Featherby FeatherAI tax research and client-work assistant for tax professionals.$99+/user/moFree trial
  • ClinicalKey AIby RELXEvidence-based clinical decision support with generative AI for clinicians$349+/yr
  • Lexis+ with Protégéby RELXLegal AI for drafting, research, and analysis, grounded in LexisNexis sourcesContact sales
  • Perplexityby PerplexityAI answer engine that searches the web and cites its sourcesFreemium
  • Kimiby Moonshot AIAI assistant and agent platform for chat, research, documents, slides and websitesCN¥49+/mo
  • Meta AIby MetaMeta's free AI assistant for chat, research, shopping and everyday tasksFreemium
  • Harveyby HarveyAI software for legal and professional services teamsContact sales
  • Gemini Notebookby GoogleFormerly NotebookLM: a source-grounded research assistant that chats with, and transforms, your own documents.Freemium
  • Consensusby ConsensusAcademic search engine that answers questions from cited research papersFreemium
  • Clio Workby ClioMatter-aware legal AI for research, analysis, and drafting inside ClioContact sales
  • ClickUp Brain MAXby ClickUpAI assistant and voice-to-text that searches and acts across your work appsUnknown
  • ChatPDFby ChatPDFChat with PDFs and other documents using AI, with cited answersFreemium
  • Glass Healthby Glass HealthYC W23Use evidence-grounded AI for clinical questions and documentationFreemium
  • Vera Healthby Vera HealthYC S24Evidence-based clinical search engine that answers clinical questions with cited sources.Free
  • TaxGPTby TaxGPTYC S24Research tax questions and prepare work for professional reviewContact sales

That’s all 16 tools.

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