Our daily life depends on science. We use coffee machine, cook using electric stove, drive a car, browse the internet, listen to music, cure diseases, all thanks to scientists and engineers who made it possible. Imagine how much more humanity has yet to experience thanks to researchers living today. We help them.

Great to see tech tools coming out to help do better scientific research.

It looks very interesting. Congratulations on the launch. Are there plans to expand the list of research areas in the future?

This research tool seems to have some serious speed! I can almost feel the data flying by as I type. You've really outdone yourself with this one @mixeden, I bet it's going to be a game-changer for productivity. Keep crushing it!

Way to go on launching your product on Product Hunt! Here's to a successful journey ahead! 🎉

Congrats on launching Synthical, Denis! Love the concept of streamlining research with AI. How does Synthical ensure the latest and most relevant papers are easily accessible to users? Can't wait to dive in and explore!

Sometimes my life depend on some different subjects. But I am don't know about it. So i need to fast and correct notes and instruction find for educate. This tool is very useful for my work. Good project team.

As someone who delves into research frequently, I'm excited to explore Synthical. It sounds like a fantastic tool for reading, discussing papers, and staying updated with the latest research. Looking forward to checking it out! 🚀

Looks like a great product, congratulations! I'm curious if you plan to monetize it and if so, then how?

Good

Can I take notes as well?

Great project, the best, it recommended.

tried this site before for research but each time the search engine just doesn't work for me, the filters aren't usable for my subject and a quick search on 'urban rooftops' or 'green roofs' for example don't show me relevant studies. The interface looks good and could maybe work as a library tool like Zotero does when you are willing to work on browser extensions. Please look at sites like google scholar and sciencedirect for inspiration for your search interface and maybe work on the algorithm.