Your literature review,
delivered as a spreadsheet.
Message Andy a research topic. It sweeps PubMed, categorizes every paper the way a specialist would, and sends back a spreadsheet with abstracts — ready to filter, cite, and share with your lab.
Done! 📊 226 papers
Abstracts: 209/226 · Categorized by Lymphoma Subtype + TME Angle
📎 andy_lymphoma_tme_2026.xlsx
How Andy works
Built on PubMed's official APIs — no scraping, no paywall tricks, just the drudgework done for you.
Send Andy a topic
Plain language, on Telegram: “lymphoma tumor microenvironment papers from 2026, no reviews.” No query syntax, no new app to learn.
Andy plans the search
Your topic becomes a proper PubMed query — field tags, date filters, review exclusions — plus the category columns a specialist would use to organize that exact topic.
Get a spreadsheet back
Every paper with title, authors, journal, DOI, and abstract — and every row categorized. Open it, filter it, share it with your lab.
The parts of a lit review nobody should do by hand
The whole literature, not the first page
Andy sweeps PubMed through its official APIs and pages through every match — hundreds of papers per pull, with abstracts. No scraping, no bots fighting captchas.
Categorized like a specialist would
Columns aren't hardcoded — Andy proposes the taxonomy that fits your topic (disease subtype, mechanism, method…) and classifies every paper into it. No manual tagging afterward.
A spreadsheet, because that's what labs use
The deliverable is an .xlsx in your Telegram chat — filterable, shareable, ready for co-authors. Google Sheets delivery is on the way.
Works while you work
Big pulls run in the background. Andy posts progress as it goes and pings you when the sheet is ready.
Where Andy is headed
Standing watches
Save a topic and Andy keeps watching PubMed, appending new papers to the same sheet and sending you a short digest.
More sources
OpenAlex, arXiv, and Semantic Scholar alongside PubMed — preprints, citation counts, and open-access links in the same rows.
The submission copilot
One profile of your paper — authors, affiliations, ORCIDs, cover letter — autofilled into Editorial Manager, ScholarOne, and the other portals you dread. In your own browser, you press submit.
Want the submission copilot when it lands? Join the waitlist
Your next lit review could take ten minutes.
Andy is in early access and free to try. Create an account, connect your Telegram, and send Andy the topic you've been putting off.
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