Too much to read
More new records every day than any team can screen by hand.
Search, analysis, and synthesis of the scientific literature in one workspace. Purpose-built for the rigor and methods of life sciences, healthcare, and biomedical research.
Every insight, traceable to its source. Click any citation to open the exact passage.
Research runs on evidence — but one question meets thousands of scattered papers, and an insight you can't trace is one you can't use.
More new records every day than any team can screen by hand.
Claims you can't trace to a source are hard to trust or defend.
Context and citations get lost across half a dozen disconnected tools.
One workspace carries the evidence through every stage — search, analyze, extract, synthesize — on models tuned for biomedical literature.
A PICO research question, turned into one reproducible query across every source.
Your inclusion criteria applied at scale — each call comes with the AI's rationale, and you can override any include or exclude.
Every value linked to the passage it came from.
A PRISMA 2020 flow built from your real screening decisions.
Roadrunner is built around how rigorous research actually works — grounded retrieval, structured extraction, and citation-aware summaries, on models made for the life-sciences literature. The result is an assistant you can stand behind: every claim sourced, every step reproducible, ready for peer review, regulatory submission, or an internal audit. Built for researchers, by researchers.
No claim without a resolvable source behind it.
Models that read study design, endpoints, and effect measures.
Searches, logs, and a PRISMA flow you can re-run.
Your library and results stay private — never train shared models.
One governed, auditable platform — relied on by research teams across every kind of organization.
Relied on across nine kinds of organizations
Run your first cited synthesis in one grounded workspace — every feature free for two weeks.
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