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Creating Your First Project

From the My Projects dashboard, click the New Project button in the top right. Create project modal

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Required Fields

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Project Title
string
required
A short, descriptive name for your review. This appears on your dashboard and is used in exports.Example: “Lung Cancer Prehabilitation DHR”
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Research Question
string
required
Your full research question in plain language. The AI uses this to generate PICO terms and search queries.Example: “In patients planned for lung cancer surgery, does prehabilitation improve perioperative outcomes over standard of care?”
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Inclusion Criteria
string
Define what types of studies should be included. Be specific about study design, population, and outcomes.Example: “RCTs, adults (18+), exercise interventions, depression outcomes”
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Exclusion Criteria
string
Define what to exclude from your review.Example: “Single case studies, non-English publications”
Click Create Project to proceed.

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Your Project Dashboard

After creation, you’ll land on the project overview page — your central hub for the entire review. Project overview dashboard

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What You See

Your project title, research question, paper count, and completion percentage are displayed at the top. Click the lock icon to archive a completed project.
All 13 steps are listed in order with status indicators (green checkmark = complete, blue circle = in progress, grey = not started) and key metrics.
The blue banner at the top recommends your next step. Click it to jump directly there.
The sidebar shows live stats: total papers, duplicates found, AI screening results, and finalized count.
Click PRISMA Flow in the top right to view your auto-generated PRISMA 2020 flow diagram at any time.

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Managing Multiple Projects

Your dashboard shows all your projects as cards. Multiple projects on dashboard Each card shows:
  • Project title
  • Current PRISMA stage (e.g., “identification”)
  • Paper count
  • Creation date
  • Delete button (removes the project and all its data)
Deleting a project is permanent and removes all associated papers, screening decisions, extractions, and assessments. This action cannot be undone.

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What’s Next?

Once your project is created, the next step is to generate a search strategy.