Yila

Ever asked a chat assistant for sources and got a reading list that looked perfect until you searched for the first title? Chat assistants sometimes return papers that were never written, with believable titles and authors. Yila looks up real papers in scholarly databases first and then writes from them. Each reference keeps its title, authors, journal and DOI, the permanent ID that leads to the paper itself.

A task can start from a question or a paper link. Yila turns it into a step-by-step plan, and you confirm the plan before it searches and reads. One search goes out to PubMed, arXiv and several other scholarly databases, and each result shows its citation count and how highly its journal is ranked.

A literature review sums up what published studies found on a question. For each one, the site says Yila reads more than 50 full papers and drafts an editable text with citations. Chat with PDF answers questions about one paper and points to the section each answer comes from. Uploads and results stay private to your account and are never used to train AI models, the security page says.

Yila also works with data and finished papers. A CSV or Excel table is checked for gaps and outliers before any statistics run, and the results come back as charts and tables. An uploaded paper can become a conference poster or an editable PowerPoint deck.