Cite studies inside your drafts
ConnectConsensus.
Evidence on demand.
SPIRITT searches peer-reviewed research in Consensus filtered by study design, population and citations, with preferred journals ranked first, then builds the briefs, claim checks and cited content your team runs on.

What you can do with Consensus.

Evidence, filtered precisely
Controlled, human, long-duration or guideline studies, by field, country and citation count.
Claims you can defend
Marketing, product and sales statements are matched to the studies behind them.
Research that keeps up
Scheduled searches surface new papers and fold them into briefs, docs and libraries.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for your research, content or product team.

02
Connect Consensus
Connect Consensus so SPIRITT can search peer-reviewed papers with study filters.

03
Ask the question
Give SPIRITT the claim, topic or decision. It finds the evidence and ships the output.

Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Consensus to work.
Put the research behind every claim
Questions
Consensus, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do with Consensus?+
Search peer-reviewed papers and turn the results into cited briefs, claim checks, evidence libraries, docs, decks and recurring research digests.
02Which filters can it apply?+
Controlled studies, human studies, clinical guidelines, study duration, study country, academic field, minimum citations and peer-reviewed only, with preferred journals ranked first.
03Does it cite its sources?+
Yes. Every summary links back to the papers it uses, so readers can open the original study.
04Can it keep research up to date?+
Yes. Searches rerun on a cadence you set, and only papers not seen before are added.
05Can it read full text?+
Plans that include full-text excerpts let SPIRITT pull the passages relevant to your question alongside each paper.
06How do I get started?+
Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect Consensus and give SPIRITT a question or claim. It returns a cited answer in the format you need.




