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One research workspace for writing, data and code: collaborative Word, LaTeX and Markdown editing with AI that has the whole project in context.

Yila AI is a browser workspace for the work between reading source material and explaining a research result: organising documents, drafting, analysing supplied material and preparing presentations. Its paper-to-slides workflow lets you choose sources and an audience, review a proposed structure, and export editable PowerPoint slides, optionally using an existing PPTX template. It is a proprietary service with a free plan and paid options; generated statements, references and analyses should be verified against original sources.

VIEW is a directory for discovering public Telegram channels, groups and bots through search and category browsing. It may help researchers (e.g. in social science or media studies) find potential public sources. Listings are discovery leads, not verified evidence: the directory includes adult and sensitive categories, carries sponsored placements, and its summaries, scores and audience counts may be inaccurate or stale. This is a project-affiliated submission.

ToText is an iPhone app that turns any recording into a transcript, a summary, tasks and answers to questions you ask about it. It also includes a dictation keyboard, which can help with interviews, lectures, meetings and field notes. Freemium.

StatOrigin is a free, open index of industry statistics from primary publishers. Each figure links to the source report, page and sentence it came from, which makes statistics easier to verify and cite.

ReviewAid is an open-source AI tool that speeds up systematic reviews by screening full-text papers against PICO criteria and extracting key data fields, acting as an AI-assisted second reviewer with confidence scoring.