Anara

Anara, formerly Unriddle, suits researchers organizing papers and turning a bounded question into an evidence trail. It combines literature discovery with a document library and source-linked answers. Evidence tables and citation exports help move material into a writing workflow without treating a generated synthesis as a completed literature review.

A practical workflow

1. Define a research question and collect the papers in a library or folder.
2. Ask for findings scoped to those documents.
3. Build an evidence table with study, method, result and limitation columns.
4. Read each paper and export only citations you have checked.

Illustrative input

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

For these papers, compare sample sizes, methods and limitations. Separate the authors' findings from your synthesis and link each row to its source.

Result check: Verify study details in the original paper and identify missing or contradictory evidence.

Access and alternatives

Anara has a continuing Free plan with a daily usage allowance. Paid plans expand usage and research modes. The current billing guide explains limits and library connections; a free account does not provide unrestricted deep research.

Choose another workflow when its emphasis fits better: Elicit for structured paper discovery and extraction; Consensus for finding research relevant to a question.