Literature review tool
A literature review tool that searches more than PubMed.
A narrative or scoping review that relies on PubMed alone misses a large share of regionally-published clinical work — most of it in Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, French, or Thai. Symmathy queries those sources in parallel and translates titles and abstracts inline, so you can decide what's relevant without opening a dozen tabs.
What you get
- • Federated search across PubMed, Europe PMC, Cochrane, ClinicalTrials.gov, J-STAGE, LILACS, HAL, DOAJ, OpenAlex, and CrossRef.
- • Inline translation of non-English titles and abstracts, with the original always linked.
- • Export to RIS, BibTeX, or CSV for Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote, Covidence, or Rayyan.
- • Source-attributed Q&A — every claim cites the record it came from.
Who it's for
Clinicians writing a narrative review, PhD students starting a thesis chapter, medical librarians scoping a topic, and global health researchers working across multiple language regions.
What Symmathy does not do
Symmathy finds and organizes records. It does not score them, rate journals, or recommend "best" papers. Quality assessment stays with the reviewer.