Scholarcy

What it does

Scholarcy reads a report or article and returns a summary card: key points, methods, tables and a reference list with links back to the source. It is a compression tool, not a chat tool.

Compression drops qualifiers. The card is for deciding what to read properly, not for quoting in a quotation to a customer.

Standout features

• Structured summary cards
• Figures and tables pulled out
• Linked reference list
• Export to common document formats

Main job: turn one long document into a scannable card that keeps the citations.

Best for

Use it to triage a long market report, tender document or standard before deciding which sections deserve a careful read.

Getting started

Upload a single document, check that the tables and figures came through, then follow the linked references for any claim you plan to reuse. Treat the card as an index to the original.

Watch out for

Watch out: summarisation removes the "except when" clauses that matter in compliance and pricing. Never quote the card; quote the source. Check upload terms for confidential reports.