Lityra

Plan a literature review, screen what you find, and export the report.

A literature review is trustworthy because you decided what would count before you went looking. Lityra keeps that record for you — your plan, dated and locked; every search exactly as it was run; every keep-or-drop decision with the reason you gave, your name and the time.

Lityra uses your Regulave account — there is no second login.

Step 1

Plan it

Say what you are looking for and what would count. Nothing is searched until you lock it — and once locked it cannot be edited, which is what makes the rest defensible.

Step 2

Sort what you found

Search PubMed, Europe PMC and OpenAlex, or bring a file from anywhere. Keep or drop each paper and say why. Your reason is what an examiner reads.

Step 3

Get your report

A Word document built only from what you actually recorded — your plan, your searches, how the papers narrowed down, and every reason you gave.

What it will not do

It will not decide for you. If you switch on the optional assistance, a machine may suggest a lean on a paper — clearly labelled as a suggestion, never pre-selected, and never counted anywhere in your report. Every include-or-exclude in the finished document was chosen by a person who recorded a reason at the time.

It will not build a report with gaps in it and let you find out later: if your plan is missing something the export needs, it says so and refuses.