Unriddle (Anara)

Unriddle is best known as an AI research assistant for reading, organising, and writing scientific documents — and the product now lives on under the name Anara. Visiting the old unriddle.ai address brings you to the current Anara workspace, which keeps the same core proposition: keep a persistent library of your papers and data, search the academic literature, and write with claims that trace back to a source rather than to an unattributed model summary.

The workflow is built around a few concrete jobs. First, search: Anara queries over 300 million papers, supports filters for journal, year, and citation counts, and surfaces PubMed and clinical trial registry results, so you can screen candidates against your inclusion criteria and save the ones you need. Second, build: upload PDFs, notes, slides, and recordings (with OCR for scanned documents on the Pro plan) and the system keeps them indexed, with Zotero or Mendeley sync and metadata filled in automatically. Third, ask: query one paper, a folder, or your whole library, and receive answers that link to the exact passage — open-access full text where available — so verification takes one click.

Beyond answering questions, Anara handles the research busywork that general chat tools ignore. It can turn a folder into a cited extraction table with one row per paper and one column per question, exporting to CSV or Excel. It can draft in notes with citations suggested from your library and export to Word, LaTeX, or BibTeX in a chosen style. There is also an API and MCP server for programmatic search and citation resolution. Pricing runs from a free tier with limited usage to Pro at roughly $20 per seat per month (billed yearly), with Max and enterprise options above that. Full details are on the official pricing page.