Scholise
AI research workspace with 235M+ peer-reviewed papers across 5 academic databases.
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Description
AI research workspace with 235M+ peer-reviewed papers across 5 academic databases. Verified citations. No hallucinated references. Ever.
About Scholise
What is Scholise?
Scholise is an AI academic research workspace for finding papers, organizing evidence, annotating documents, and exporting citations.
What Scholise does
Scholise combines a Research Assistant with a Source Finder for academic literature. Users save papers to projects, extract findings into evidence tables, and check draft claims against saved sources. Document annotation and paper conversations support reading and research synthesis.
Who Scholise is for
University students and researchers can use Scholise for literature reviews, research proposals, essays, reports, and dissertations. Its feature pages also describe evidence comparison for nursing, medicine, psychology, and social science students.
How Scholise works
The user creates a project with a research question or assignment brief and selects a citation style. A search or Research Assistant response supplies papers to save. The workspace extracts methods, findings, and limitations for review, then exports references, an evidence table, or BibTeX.
Key features
- Source Finder filters papers by year, open access, and peer review.
- Research Assistant answers include summary, evidence, contested areas, and gaps.
- Evidence tables extract research aims, methodology, findings, and limitations.
- Citation Checker flags supported claims, missing citations, over-claiming, and low confidence.
- Counter-Evidence Finder searches for literature supporting or contradicting an argument.
- Document annotation includes highlights, notes, and an in-context assistant.
- Chat with Paper discusses a saved source’s findings, methods, and relevance.
- Reference exports include APA, IEEE, Harvard, MLA, Chicago, Vancouver, AMA, ACS, BibTeX, and RIS.
Pricing
As listed on scholise.com, checked 14 October 2026. Prices can change; see the site for current terms.
- Free: $0 forever.
- Pro: $10.99 per month, prices in USD.
Facts from scholise.com, checked 14 October 2026
- Scholise was founded by Joe Scholise in Australia in 2024.
Written from Scholise's own website (Homepage, Pricing, Features, About). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.
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Frequently asked questions
Which academic databases are named?
The site lists OpenAlex, Crossref, Semantic Scholar, PubMed, and arXiv. Preprints are clearly labelled.
Can references be created from a DOI?
The reference generator looks up papers by DOI or title and allows manual metadata when lookup is unavailable.
What does the free plan include?
Free includes 40 Research Assistant questions per month, up to 20 sources per project, and evidence tables for the first 10 sources.
What does Pro add?
Pro includes unlimited questions and Citation Checker runs, Deep search, and up to 300 saved sources and evidence table entries per project.
Can Pro be cancelled?
Pro can be cancelled in billing settings, with access retained until the end of the billing period.
Does Scholise write completed assignments?
Scholise describes itself as a study aid that helps find and organize evidence and does not write essays or complete assignments.