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Discover relevant studies, get deep analysis, and organize your research library — all from your browser. Bioscript is an AI-powered research assistant built for scientists, students, and academics who spend hours navigating scientific literature. Stop sorting through irrelevant papers, reading dense abstracts one by one, or losing track of what you've already reviewed. Bioscript lives in your Chrome browser and works alongside you as you browse—surfacing relevant papers, extracting key information, and keeping your research organized. Discover: Tell Bioscript your research goal. It queries across scientific databases, ranks results by relevance, and highlights emerging work in your field so you can focus on what matters. Analyze Go beyond the abstract. On any paper page. Bioscript provides: - Plain-language summaries - Key methodology and data extraction - Natural language Q&A - Figure Explanations (no screenshots required) Vault Build a structured research library as you go: - Save papers to organized project folders - Export formatted citations directly to Google Docs - Run a single AI query across your saved library to synthesize insights How it works: 1. Install Bioscript from the Chrome Web Store and log in with Google 2. Browse PubMed, Google Scholar, or any journal page—Bioscript activates automatically 3. Get summaries, find related work, ask questions, and save to your Vault 4. Pay only for what you use — a $5 monthly base fee, with additional costs scaling based on your usage. 72 hour free trial upon first login.
Jun 8, 2026
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