Compare 10 papers in one table.
No more flipping between ten open PDFs for a literature review. Write what you want to compare, and Redia fills one table, with every cell linked back to its source.
Ten papers, one table
Choose a circled marker to see the passage behind a finding. The ∑ row at the top concludes each angle across the papers.
Interactive example · the papers, figures and quotations are invented, not real studies
Literature matrix
10 papers · 3 angles
| Paper | Research question | Method & sample | Key finding |
|---|---|---|---|
| ∑ Conclusion | All ask how remote work shapes engagement, collaboration or performance | Mostly quantitative; one interview study | Remote work itself isn't the lever; autonomy, feedback and trust are |
| Chen et al.2021 · J. Appl. Psychol. | Does remote work lower engagement? | Longitudinal survey · N = 1,204 | Engagement rose with autonomy and fell without feedback |
| Okafor2022 · Org. Science | How does hybrid work change team collaboration? | Field experiment · 38 teams | Collaboration peaked at two office days a week |
| Lindqvist et al.2023 · Hum. Relat. | How does trust in managers relate to remote performance? | Multilevel model · N = 612 | Trust offset about half the cost of distance |
| Nakamura & Lee2024 · Inf. Syst. J. | How do software engineers adapt to remote work? | Interviews · 24 engineers | An async documentation culture was key to adapting |
| 6 more papers … | |||
Employees with high job autonomy reported rising engagement after the move to remote work, whereas those who received little feedback reported a decline.The free plan processes 5 documents, then 1 more every 2 days, so you can start by comparing 5 papers. To compare 10 or more right away, you need the Master plan, which new users can try free for 7 days.
Pick papers, then ask what to compare
In your library on a computer, select two or more papers and write what you want to know about each, such as "each paper's research question, method and sample, and key findings." AI turns the question into comparison columns, goes through the papers one by one and fills the table. Ask another question to add more columns. The table is written in your Redia language, even when the papers are not.
Every cell leads back to the source
The circled numbers in a cell are source links: choose one to open that paper at the cited passage. AI can misread a figure or drop a condition, so check the original before it goes into your review.
Read the conclusions, then choose what to read closely
The ∑ row at the top of the table sums up what the papers share and where they differ on each angle. Use it to find consensus and debate, then return to the papers worth a close reading. The conclusions you draw are still yours.
Can I compare 10 papers on the free plan?
The free plan processes 5 papers or documents, then adds 1 more every 2 days once they are used, so you can start by comparing up to 5. To compare 10 or more at once right away, you need the Master plan, which has no document limit. New users can try it free for 7 days; there is no charge during the trial, and you can cancel any time before it ends. Free-plan PDFs are limited to 50 pages each.
Can I choose the angles myself?
Yes. Columns come from the questions you write, and AI splits each question into up to 4 columns. You can also start from a suggested prompt such as "Find review themes" or "Find consensus and debate."
Can I quote the table directly?
Check the source first. Each circled marker opens the passage behind a cell; AI can misread figures, samples or the conditions of a conclusion, so cite the original, not the table.
Does it work on a phone?
Comparison tables are created on a computer or tablet for now. On a phone you can sign up and import papers, then start comparing on a computer.