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Built with researchers at Yale
Etora is engineered alongside biomedical scientists at Yale School of Medicine, where it's already in daily use.
HOW IT WORKS
From a reading list to a signed lab notebook — one continuous flow.
Five short videos. From a reading list to a signed lab notebook — with every answer along the way cited back to the figure, the paragraph, the source.
Watch the journey
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Thirty open tabs, all of them "I'll get to this weekend."
Define your scope
Hand Etora the 30 papers you've been meaning to read.
Drop them in. Etora reads and makes associations between them — pulling out the threads, the sub-fields, the topics you actually work on. From here on, every recommendation, every cited answer, every retrieved passage is filtered through that corpus, not the entire internet.
Now Etora knows what to look for.
A library forming around your research focus.
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Most alerts blast every mention of a term. They don't know what you're working on.
Etora reads everything. You read what matters.
Each morning a shortlist arrives — ranked for the work you're doing, not just the words you searched.
New papers scored against your library, ranked by how well they fit your work. No alert lists to manage by hand, no skimming dozens of preprints that aren't actually relevant.
Pick one to dig into.
Yesterday's new papers, ranked for your work.
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You read the abstract. Skimmed the methods. Hoped the caveat wasn't load-bearing.
Read with Etora
Ask anything. Get cited answers.
Open a conversation scoped to your library. Ask “how does TDP-43 cross the membrane?” and Etora answers — with citations you can trace back to the figure, the paragraph, the source. Save the passages that matter as evidence so they're there when you write up.
Time to record what you learned.
A conversation grounded in your library, with traceable citations.
Why you can trust it
What every act on this page rests on.
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Citations, or it didn't mention it
Every answer carries a back-link to the figure, paragraph, or sentence. If Etora can't cite the source, it doesn't mention it.
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Capture findings in the lab notebook
Drop the evidence you saved straight into the notebook.
When the work's done, make it official.
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Sign, lock, share
Hash, lock, archive. IP-grade.
That's the loop.
That's the journey.
Five surfaces, one continuous flow — from “what should I read” to “this experiment is signed and recorded” without leaving Etora.