Literfy

Literfy searches academic databases such as Google Scholar, PubMed and Semantic Scholar and writes literature review sections grounded in the papers it finds. It is meant for students and researchers who want a cited first draft and organized sources.

The workflow goes from search to summaries, topic clusters and an outline, then to drafted sections with formatted citations that link back to each source. Topic clusters can show gaps in the source list before a review is submitted.

References export to BibTeX for use in tools like Overleaf, and a separate checker verifies references. Usage runs on credits, with paper searches costing a set amount each, and one-time packs that never expire alongside monthly plans.