Researchers keep what they've read one question away

Littlebird remembers the papers, interviews and lab meetings you've seen, so synthesis starts from what you already know

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Which papers I read this month question the sample sizes in the Whitfield study?

Worked for 3 steps

Two do. The meta-analysis you read on October 2 calls the samples too small to generalize, and the review you highlighted last Tuesday asks for a replication across more sites. A third paper cites the study without comment.

Synthesis starts from the papers you've already read

Research builds up in many places at once: hundreds of sources, dozens of conversations and months of notes. The insight you need is usually in the pile somewhere, remembered only as "I read something about that."

Littlebird remembers the papers and notes you've had on screen, plus your interviews and meetings, so you can ask which sources support an idea, who argued against it and what you concluded. It drafts the summary or the literature review section, and the thinking stays yours.

What Littlebird does for you

It works from your meetings, email and the work on your screen, and you stay in charge of what goes out

Search what you've read

Ask which papers support an argument and which push back, and Littlebird answers from the papers and notes you've had on screen.

Take notes in interviews and meetings

Littlebird takes notes in participant interviews, advisor check-ins and lab meetings without a bot joining, so months of conversations are easy to search.

Summarize the day's reading

Ask for the key findings from the papers you read today, and Littlebird sums them up, with where they agree and where they don't.

Draft the literature review

Ask for a section of your review, and Littlebird drafts it as a Google Doc from your reading and annotations, for you to revise.

Littlebird works with the tools you already use

Connect your email, calendar and files on every plan, including the free one

Littlebird also remembers what you see in any app on your Mac or Windows computer.

Integrations

Private by default

Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers

You choose what it sees

Pause capture anytime, keep apps and websites out, and delete your data whenever you like.

Private until you share

Your chats, meeting notes and memory stay private to you unless you choose to share them.

Encrypted in the cloud

Data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3, and hosted on AWS in the United States.

Audited security

Littlebird is SOC 2 Type II audited, and HIPAA is available with a signed BAA.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Littlebird read the papers I have open?

Yes. The desktop app remembers what you see on screen, including the PDF you're reading, so you can ask about it later. You can also connect Google Drive and Dropbox to ask about files you've stored there.

Does Littlebird work with my reference manager?

Littlebird remembers what you see in any app on your Mac or Windows computer, including your reference manager and notes, so you can ask about them later. You can also connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Outlook and Dropbox on every plan, including the free one.

Does a bot join my research interviews?

No. Littlebird takes notes from your computer's audio, so no bot joins the call and it works with the meeting app you already use. Let participants know you're taking notes, as your institution's policy, your ethics approval and local law require.

Is my unpublished research private?

Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers. It's SOC 2 Type II audited, your chats and notes stay private to you unless you share them, and you can pause capture, keep apps out or delete your data at any time.

What does Littlebird cost for researchers?

You can start for free, and students can get Plus for $15 a month with a .edu email, with the first two months free. Compare plans on our pricing page.