Researchers
Build a literature matrix from a folder of papers
Method, sample, and findings for every paper, with a page number behind each entry.
See the workflowBy profession
Melete for researchers
Get from a folder of PDFs to a draft you can defend.
Melete builds literature matrices, checks proposals against funder rules, applies your codebook, and tracks reviewer comments, with every extracted claim linked to its page. The interpretation stays with you.
See four example workflowsWhat Melete takes off your plate
- Extracting methods and findings from a stack of papers.
- Checking a proposal against the funder’s requirements.
- A first pass of coding on qualitative data.
- Tracking reviewer comments through a major revision.
- Chasing co-authors for their sections before a deadline.
Four workflows for researchers
Researchers
Check a grant proposal against the funder’s rules
Find the gaps against the call and plan the remaining work back from the deadline.
See the workflowResearchers
Code interview transcripts against your codebook
A first pass of coding with quotes, line references, and a log of every decision.
See the workflowResearchers
Organize a major revision and reviewer responses
Every reviewer comment in one table, sorted by effort, with responses drafted.
See the workflowWhat stays with you
- Every extracted claim carries a page or line reference so you can check it.
- Coding, interpretation, and conclusions stay with the researchers.
- Study data and drafts stay in your private scope or a project for the paper or grant.
- Submissions and messages to co-authors or funders wait for your approval.
Works with the tools you already use
Google DriveGoogle DocsGoogle SheetsGmailZoomNotionPDFs
Google Drive
Google Sheets
Gmail
Zoom
NotionConnect the sources a task needs, and choose what Melete can access for each one.
Questions
Can I trust the extracted findings?
Treat them as a first pass. Every entry points to its page or line so you can verify it quickly, and when you correct Melete, later work uses the correction.
What about sensitive research data?
Keep study data in a private scope or a project, connect only what the task needs, and follow your institution’s data-handling rules. Project data is not added to shared memory unless you choose to share it.
Can my lab use it together?
Yes. Share a project with co-authors or your lab for a paper or grant. Each person’s private notes stay private.
Start with one task you repeat every week
Pick a workflow from this page and try it on real work. Connect only the sources it needs, and keep outgoing messages in review until the results hold up. The same workspace works for a team, and for personal tasks outside work.
Explore the workspaceThese are example requests, not customer stories. Adapt the details to your own work.