Rayyan AI

What is Rayyan AI?

Rayyan AI is a web-based platform tailored for researchers conducting systematic and literature reviews. It leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, and natural language processing to streamline the screening, deduplication, and organization of research articles. Rayyan facilitates collaboration among multiple reviewers, offering features such as customizable tagging, keyboard shortcuts, relevance ranking, and PRISMA flow diagram generation. The platform supports offline work through its mobile app and emphasizes transparency and reproducibility in research workflows.

Key Features

• Advanced Deduplication

  Automatically detects and removes duplicate references with high accuracy, saving time and ensuring clean datasets.

• AI-Powered Relevance Ranking

  Learns from reviewer decisions to prioritize and rank articles by relevance, accelerating the screening process.

• Customizable Tagging and Keyboard Shortcuts

  Enables users to assign tags for inclusion/exclusion reasons and apply them quickly via shortcuts for consistent and efficient categorization.

• Collaborative Workflow Management

  Supports unlimited collaborators with role management, blind mode to reduce bias, and real-time progress tracking.

• PRISMA Flow Diagram Generation

  Automatically creates transparent and compliant flow diagrams to document the study selection process.

• Mobile App with Offline Capability

  Allows users to review and screen articles on the go, even without internet access, syncing changes once reconnected.

Use Cases

• Systematic Reviews : Researchers can efficiently manage large volumes of studies, streamline screening, and ensure reproducible workflows.
• Literature Reviews : Academics and students can quickly organize and analyze relevant literature with AI-assisted tools.
• Collaborative Research Projects : Teams can work together remotely, share decisions, and resolve conflicts transparently within the platform.
• Evidence-Based Decision Making : Healthcare professionals and policymakers can synthesize research evidence faster to inform guidelines and policies.

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