Decode any medical research paper
in 30 seconds.
Synapses are how the brain connects information.
Synaptify connects you to the medical knowledge you deserve.
From neuroscience to oncology, cardiology to infectious disease — Synaptify turns dense primary research into plain-English you can trust. Verbatim source quotes, an interactive 3D anatomy view, mechanism breakdown, methodology trust score, and 20-language support.
The single most important takeaway, no hedging.
Cells, circuits, and signaling explained — with the named pathways.
Sample size, study design, peer-review status, and honest caveats.
Why a general LLM can't do this.
Synaptify is purpose-built for medical comprehension — grounded extraction, verbatim citations, anatomy, and 20-language patient context that ChatGPT, Doximity, and UpToDate were never designed for.
| Capability | Synaptify | ChatGPT | Doximity | UpToDate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plain-English decoder grounded in source | ✓ | Partial | — | — |
| Verbatim quote per claim (no hallucination) | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| Interactive 3D anatomy per condition | ✓ | — | — | — |
| 20-language native medical translation | ✓ | Partial | — | — |
| Free at point of use | ✓ | Limited | ✓ | — |
| Built for non-English / underserved patients | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Methodology trust score (0–100) | ✓ | — | — | Partial |
The medical research decoder, end to end.
Six purpose-built surfaces that turn a 12,000-word paper into something you actually read — across every field of medicine.
A 2-sentence bottom line at the top of every paper. Skim it in 5 seconds, decide if it's worth more time.
How the effect actually happens in the body — cells, pathways, receptors, immune signals, named molecules.
What this means for daily life — sleep, mood, learning, fertility, recovery, longevity — when the paper supports it.
A 0–100 trust score derived from sample size, study design, and peer-review status. Caveats included.
Click any organ or region — brain, heart, lungs, intestine — to see what it does and what this specific paper measured.
Toggle Deep Dive for inline tooltips on every technical term and a sidebar dictionary that updates per paper.
Paste. Parse. Understand.
From DOI or PDF to a fully decoded paper in under a minute.
Paste a DOI, drop a PDF, or search PubMed inside the app. We parse the full text locally before anything is sent.
The model pulls bottom-line, mechanism, methodology, glossary, brain regions, and verbatim supporting quotes — never invented.
Switch between Plain English, Curious teen, and Domain expert. The 3D brain and Jargon Buster update with you.
The moat is the medical layer, not the model.
The model is interchangeable. The grounded extraction pipeline, the eval set, the anatomy graph, and the retrieval network are not.
Every claim is paired with a verbatim quote from the source paper. If the model can't find supporting text, the field is left blank — never invented.
Benchmarked against a curated set of 500+ patient-doctor dialogues across 50 conditions and 20 languages — graded on accuracy, readability, and translation fidelity.
Conditions → organs → mechanisms → treatments are mapped in a structured graph that drives the 3D viewer and downstream search. General LLMs have no equivalent.
PubMed, Europe PMC, ClinicalTrials.gov, AJOL, LILACS, IndMED, WHO IRIS — normalized, deduplicated, and ranked for the patient context.
Every query in any of 20 languages improves the canonical English layer through aligned re-translation. The system gets sharper as underserved usage grows.
Pilots underway with community clinics and NGO partners (HRSA-style deep links live today). Unlike consumer chatbots, we land where the diagnosis happens.
The world's largest under-served information market is medicine.
4 billion people receive medical decisions they can't read, in a language they don't speak, sourced from research they can't access. Doximity and UpToDate own the clinician. ChatGPT hallucinates. Nobody owns the patient — yet. Synaptify is the grounded, multilingual, anatomy-aware layer between primary research and the people whose lives depend on it.
Built for everyone the brain belongs to.
A first-generation college student, a curious parent, a clinician, and a sitting senator should all be able to use and trust it.
Skim 30 papers a week without missing the methodology.
Triage adjacent fields in seconds. Verbatim quotes keep you honest.
Pull mechanism + caveats into a 60-second patient explanation.
Cite the paper, not the press release. Trust scores flag preliminary work.
Questions, answered.
Does Synaptify make things up?
No. Every brain-region paragraph is paired with a verbatim quote from the paper. If the model can't find a supporting line, the quote is left blank — never invented.
How is the trust score calculated?
Sample size, study design, and peer-review status are each weighted, then bucketed into High / Moderate / Limited / Preliminary. Caveats are surfaced explicitly so you can disagree.
What sources does it use?
PubMed for retrieval and metadata, Semantic Scholar for citation counts and influential paper graphs, and the original DOI / PDF as the only source for the analysis itself.
Is my PDF private?
PDFs are parsed in your browser. Only the extracted text is sent to the model for analysis — never the file itself.
Can I save what I read?
Yes. Every analyzed paper auto-saves to your Library. Open Settings to tune your reading level or curate your feed by interest.
The brain belongs to everyone.
Open Synaptify and decode your first paper. Free to try, no card, no friction.