Mindar.ai
From paper pile to a review section co-authors can verify
Import papers, compare methods with citations, and export review output with every claim traceable to a source.
Workflow
Three steps to cited output
Step 1
Build your library
Import PDFs, preprints, and lab notes into one searchable corpus.
Step 2
Compare with citations
Cross-read methods and claims with links back to source passages.
Step 3
Export cited output
Turn the same library into review sections, briefs, or lab slides.
Why Mindar
Cited synthesis, not generic notes
Evidence-linked synthesis
Summaries grounded in your library, not model memory.
Field map
See methods, datasets, and gaps before you write.
Shared library
Co-authors review the same sources and citations.
One corpus, many outputs
Reading, comparison, and drafting stay connected.
Outputs
One library, multiple deliverables
Literature Review
Structured synthesis with inline citations.
Methods Brief
Cross-paper comparison tables.
Lab Slides
Cited decks from the same corpus.
Grant Outline
Related-work sections with evidence links.
Use cases
Where teams use Mindar
Literature review
Compare 40 papers, export a cited related-work section in days.
Lab meeting
Summarize new preprints into slides with source links.
Grant writing
Draft related work from one shared library co-authors can verify.
Questions
FAQ
Every claim traceable to a source
Start with your paper library and export cited synthesis your co-authors can verify.