INRA

6.3easy start · #18 of 38
in AI Literature Review Software

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Runs on Web. Paid plans from $7.50/mo.

INRA is ranked #18 of 38 in AI literature review software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web. Paid plans start at $7.50/mo.

INRA plans and pricing

All plans

Teams & Institutions $90/yr $90.00 per seat per year (= $7.50 per seat/month, billed annually) Minimum three seats · Everything in Professional · Centralised user management and billing · Dedicated onboarding and support options inra.ai · 30 Sept 2026

Professional $120/yr $120.00 per year (= $10.00/month, billed annually) Unlimited narrative literature reviews · Full SLR Copilot access · Priority email support · Word, PDF, LaTeX, and review-data export inra.ai · 30 Sept 2026

Compared on AI literature review software

Free plan: Yes
Screening workflow: Yes
AI paper summaries: Yes
Full-text analysis: Yes
Systematic review support: Yes
Collaboration seats: 3
Export formats: Word, PDF, LaTeX, RIS, BibTeX, CSV, Excel

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The record

Purpose: INRA provides AI-assisted workflows for drafting narrative literature reviews and managing systematic reviews.
Narrative reviews: The narrative workflow searches for or imports papers, organizes findings into a structured review draft, and lets users inspect citations.
Systematic reviews: SLR Copilot supports citation import and deduplication, title and abstract screening, full-text review, data extraction, risk-of-bias assessment, and review-record exports.
Citation review: Citations link to source records and original papers, and supporting passages are shown when available.
Research sources: Narrative reviews retrieve records through Semantic Scholar, PubMed Central, and arXiv, while SLR Copilot supports searches through PubMed, OpenAlex, and Semantic Scholar.
Integrations: Users can add PDFs and supported Zotero or Mendeley sources to narrative reviews; SLR Copilot accepts citation files and full-text PDFs.
Exports: Narrative reports export to Word, PDF, or LaTeX with source metadata in BibTeX or CSV; SLR Copilot exports PRISMA 2020 flow diagrams and study lists in formats including RIS, BibTeX, CSV, and Excel.
Team decisions: AI may suggest screening decisions and assist extraction, but reviewers make final decisions and can record conflicts and exclusion reasons.
Privacy and security: INRA says it encrypts data in transit and at rest, uses access controls, and does not sell personal information; research queries and uploaded content may be processed by service providers for AI features.
Coverage limitation: INRA says its search may not include every paper or full text and that coverage varies by field, publication date, indexing, and access rights.
Intended users: The site presents narrative reviews for topic overviews, thesis backgrounds, and grant proposals, and SLR Copilot for team-based clinical and health-science reviews.
Company: INRA.AI is owned and operated by Taman Labs.
Headquarters: INRA's LinkedIn company page lists its headquarters as Cranston, Rhode Island.
Price from: $7.50/mo

Where it ranks on The Geeks Club

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inra.ai· checked 30 Sept 2026
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linkedin.com/company/inra-ai· checked 30 Sept 2026