RobotReviewer
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What both publish
| Fact | RobotReviewer | Scholarcy |
|---|---|---|
| API | A REST API exposes the underlying models for integration into systematic-review software. | The public API documentation describes separate metadata-extraction and synopsis APIs using bearer API keys. |
| Integrations | The self-hosted setup uses Grobid for document processing, RabbitMQ and Celery for worker processing, and SciBERT through bert-as-a-service. | Scholarcy supports direct import from Zotero and exports referenced summaries to Markdown for knowledge managers such as Roam, Obsidian, and Notion. |
| Purpose | RobotReviewer automatically annotates clinical trial PDFs with PICO characteristics and likely bias assessments using the Cochrane Risk of Bias tool. | Scholarcy turns research documents into interactive summary flashcards that highlight key information and provide context. |
RobotReviewer plans
- FreeFree
Scholarcy plans
- Free Article SummarizerFree
- Scholarcy Plus Monthly$9.99 a month
- Scholarcy Plus Yearly$90 a year
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Pick RobotReviewer if…
RobotReviewer suits people analyzing clinical trial reports who need PICO annotation, likely bias assessments, or synthesis across groups of reports. It may also suit teams able to manage its self-hosted setup requirements.
Pick Scholarcy if…
It is aimed at students and researchers processing papers, chapters, and collections of research articles. It may suit readers who want adjustable summaries and flashcards, provided their source text can be extracted.