Conversational research answers
Ask research or clinical questions in plain language and receive evidence-based responses with citations, rather than relying on keyword-only search.
Ontosight is an AI research assistant for scientific search, document chat, and cited writing—built for researchers, students, physicians, and professionals.
Ontosight is an AI-powered research assistant that helps users search scientific information, chat with documents, and generate cited answers from research sources. The homepage positions it as a conversational assistant built on a biomedical knowledge graph and designed to reduce the time spent on literature search and analysis.
The product is aimed at researchers, students, physicians, and other professionals who need to move from questions to evidence quickly. Its source pages emphasize literature review support, document Q&A, and AI research tools for tasks such as summarizing papers, drafting abstracts, generating titles, and refining thesis or essay text.
Ask research or clinical questions in plain language and receive evidence-based responses with citations, rather than relying on keyword-only search.
Review studies, compare findings, and identify gaps more quickly with guided literature synthesis aimed at narrative and systematic review workflows.
Upload PDFs and interact with research papers through chat-style Q&A, summaries, and extracted insights.
Use the AI research tools suite to summarize papers, generate abstracts, craft titles, refine theses, and expand essays from one platform.
Search across a large scientific corpus that the homepage describes as 75M+ scientific records, including clinical trials and patents, with additional claims about scanning 500M+ sources for answers.
Use role-specific workflows for clinicians and researchers, including up-to-date evidence review and faster literature-driven discovery.
Use plain-language questions to get cited answers when you need a fast starting point for a literature review or evidence check.
Upload a paper and ask questions about its contents to pull out summaries, findings, or specific details without reading every page manually.
Synthesize studies, compare results, and surface gaps when building narrative or systematic reviews.
Generate titles, abstracts, thesis statements, conclusions, or expanded essay text for academic writing tasks.
Use the clinician-oriented workflow to stay current on research and guidelines when reviewing patient-relevant evidence.
Ontosight is an AI-powered research assistant for searching scientific literature, chatting with documents, and generating research outputs such as summaries, titles, abstracts, and thesis statements. The site also highlights specialized workflows for biomarker identification and target identification.
The homepage presents Ontosight as useful for researchers, students, physicians, and other professionals who need evidence-based answers from scientific sources. The site specifically calls out clinicians, researchers, and medical professionals.
The pricing page shows a free plan with limited Pro searches and basic access, plus a Pro plan with unlimited Pro searches, faster results, more citations, and additional history and support features. Medical professionals are also offered free Pro access after applying.
Ontosight’s homepage says it can search and chat with scientific records and generate cited answers, while the AI tools page adds document chat, research summaries, thesis statements, paper titles, essay expansion, and conclusion writing. Specific file or data-source integrations beyond PDF/document upload are not described on the source pages.
No. The collected source pages do not describe formal integrations, supported platforms, or external data connections beyond the product’s own search and document-upload workflows.