Ovaaz is a source-first research assistant. It breaks your query into nuanced information needs, casts a wide net across 10+ academic and web sources, ranks what matters, and puts you in control of what ends up in your report.
Run a single deep search — or let it keep searching over days and weeks, building your knowledge collection iteration by iteration.
Most tools just run a keyword search. Ovaaz maps the landscape of your topic first — then goes deep.
Your query — however long or complex — is analysed to extract multiple distinct, nuanced information needs. Not just a keyword, but the underlying questions your topic demands answered.
Targeted queries are generated per information need and fired simultaneously across 10+ sources — PubMed, arXiv, Semantic Scholar, OpenAlex, Wikipedia, CrossRef, CORE, DOAJ, and more.
Results are deduplicated across all sources, then each document is individually rated for relevance to its specific information need. Every result gets an AI-generated summary so you can evaluate at a glance.
Browse ranked sources with AI summaries and relevance cues. Thumbs-up or thumbs-down individual results, keep the ones worth saving, and leave feedback that shapes the next iteration.
From your curated sources — all or a selected subset — generate a cited, synthesised report, or export a clean results PDF. Your report reflects your choices, not just the algorithm's.
Your kept sources persist into the next iteration. Ovaaz learns from your feedback, inherits your best results, and searches again — daily, weekly, or on your schedule — expanding your collection as knowledge evolves.
Four principles that set Ovaaz apart from both search engines and one-shot AI report generators.
Don't trim your thinking to fit a search box. Paste paragraphs, paste a document excerpt, paste your entire research brief. Ovaaz reads it all and extracts the specific information needs hidden within — the questions you're implicitly asking, even ones you haven't articulated yet.
Research isn't a single moment. Topics evolve, new evidence emerges, and your understanding deepens. Schedule Ovaaz to re-run your search daily, weekly, or at any interval — each time inheriting what you've already curated and layering in what's new.
Deep research tools give you a report and hide the sources. Ovaaz surfaces every source — rated, summarised, and linked — so you can judge what goes into your knowledge base. You mark relevant results, discard noise, and export from precisely the sources you trust.
Research is a conversation. Rate an iteration, leave a comment, mark what's useful — and Ovaaz incorporates your signal into the next search. Each iteration tracks improvement, carries forward your best sources, and sharpens its queries around what you actually care about.
If your work depends on staying at the frontier of a topic — Ovaaz is built for you.
Run comprehensive literature reviews across multiple databases — without manually querying each one. Build and refine your corpus over months, not sessions.
Track emerging evidence on compounds, targets, or mechanisms across PubMed, bioRxiv, and clinical databases — with the ability to keep and annotate the papers that matter.
Monitor shifts in a market or competitive landscape. Schedule recurring searches and review what's changed each week — building an evolving intelligence picture over time.
Tackle complex, multi-dimensional research questions with queries as long as you need them. Get structured, cited outputs you can export and share — not a chatbot response you have to verify yourself.
Stay current on rapidly evolving fields. Ovaaz searches arXiv, Semantic Scholar, and the web simultaneously — and keeps iterating so you don't miss the next breakthrough.
Research complex policy questions across academic, government, and open access sources. Ovaaz surfaces evidence from multiple sides so you can form a well-grounded view.
"Knowledge discoveries change trajectories."
Ovaaz exists to make those discoveries more likely — and more systematic.
Every source you choose to keep is added to your Collection — a curated, cross-iteration library that persists beyond any single search. Tag documents, add personal notes, select a subset for export, and generate reports that draw only from the sources you've validated.
Your Collection · 14 documents
Mechanisms of CRISPR off-target editing in primary T-cells
PubMed · Added 2 days ago
Clinical outcomes in CAR-T therapy: a systematic review
Semantic Scholar · Added 9 days ago
Epigenetic regulation of T-cell exhaustion in tumour microenvironments
arXiv · Added 16 days ago
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