Sourcely

Sourcely suits students and researchers identifying literature related to a passage they are writing. It starts from context instead of requiring only a short keyword query. Source summaries and citation tools can help build a reading list, but they do not establish that a paper supports the precise claim in the draft. Open the underlying work before citing it.

A practical workflow

1. Provide a focused question or a short draft paragraph.
2. Apply appropriate publication and topic filters.
3. Read promising papers beyond their generated summaries.
4. Save only sources that directly support the relevant claim.

Illustrative input

This example describes a task, not a tested output. Adjust the source material and settings to your own situation.

Find empirical studies about retrieval practice in introductory biology, distinguishing classroom studies from laboratory experiments.

Result check: Check the method, population and findings in each paper and verify bibliographic details.

Access and alternatives

Current paid plans set deep-search and source-check allowances, with model differences between tiers. Public entry access does not establish a recurring free allowance, so this listing does not promise one. Check current source access: a citation or summary does not remove a publisher's full-text restrictions.

Choose another workflow when its emphasis fits better: Elicit for structured research questions and evidence tables; Consensus for another scholarly search workflow.