Scholise

Scheduled · Week 41, 2026

AI Research Workspace

Jul 7, 2026AI, Productivity, Other

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October 5 – October 11, 2026 · Leaderboard opens Monday 00:00 UTC

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About Scholise

Scholise is an AI research workspace designed for university students and researchers. It searches over 235 million peer-reviewed papers across five academic databases, providing verified citations and eliminating hallucinated references. Ideal for literature review workflows, Scholise offers a Research Assistant that answers questions with structured responses and a Source Finder that allows users to search and save relevant papers. With features like an evidence table, citation checker, and PDF annotation, Scholise streamlines the research process while ensuring academic integrity.

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Who is it for?

University students and researchers looking for reliable academic sources.

Problem

Scholise addresses the challenge of finding credible academic references and managing literature reviews efficiently, ensuring that users do not encounter fabricated or unreliable citations.

Solution

By leveraging AI, Scholise provides real-time searches of peer-reviewed literature, synthesizing structured answers with verified citations. Users can save sources directly from responses and utilize features like an evidence table and citation checker to enhance their research workflow.

What makes it unique

Unlike general AI tools, Scholise guarantees that every citation is real and verifiable, eliminating the risk of hallucinated references. Its combination of a Research Assistant and Source Finder, along with features like PDF annotation and evidence extraction, sets it apart from competitors.