Consensus
Consensus
Academic search showing research consensus on questions at a glance
◐Free plan △Partial Korean
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Key specs
| Price | ◐Free plan |
|---|---|
| Free limits | Unlimited basic paper search. 15 Pro messages/month, 3 in-depth reviews/month |
| Paid price | Pro $12/month ($144/year) · Deep $45/month ($540/year) |
| Student / edu discount | Student and educational discounts available |
| Korean | △PartialEnglish UI. Korean queries are supported, but results are English papers |
| Login | Optional |
| Platforms | Web · iOS · Android |
| File input | None |
| Download output | Copy citations, export result list |
| Commercial use | ConditionalCheck terms of service |
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Who it's for
- Anyone who wants to quickly see how research leans on questions like "Is coffee bad for sleep?" as a percentage
- College students who need to cite a few supporting papers in reports. You can search without signing up
- Teachers and practitioners who want to check research trends in fields with conflicting claims, such as health, education, and psychology
Drawbacks
- It focuses on English papers, so Korean papers rarely appear, and the interface is in English.
- The free plan has monthly limits on AI summary and analysis features.
- The "consensus ratio" only reflects the searched papers, not research quality. You must read the original papers before drawing conclusions.
Getting started
- Type your question in the search bar on the official site as an English sentence. Example: "Does screen time affect children's sleep?"
- Check the "Consensus Meter" at the top of the results to see the ratio of Yes / No / Possibly.
- Read the summary on each paper card and copy citation formats for the papers you need.
- Signing up saves your search history and unlocks monthly AI summary credits.
- You can ask in Korean, but it narrows down results, so translate core keywords into English when searching.
Similar tools
- Elicit ◐Free plan Elicit compares papers in a structured table, while Consensus shows research trends through "Yes/No" ratios.
- Liner ◐Free plan Liner offers a convenient Korean UI and citation formats, while Consensus quickly summarizes findings from English papers.
- Perplexity ◐Free plan Perplexity searches the entire web, whereas Consensus searches only peer-reviewed papers.
See also
- Comparison: Top 3 AI Academic Search Tools Compared — Consensus, Elicit, Liner
- Use: AI search & research · Summaries, documents & PDF
- Prompts: literature-review
- Concepts: citation , hallucination
Official link
https://consensus.app/ (opens in a new tab)
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