Add Evelant ExtensionEvery paper, answered.
Evelant reads the page you are already on and gives you answers rooted in its actual content — not a generic model response. Summarize methods, check for contradictions, and run parallel sessions across multiple papers.
Dense papers, fast answers
Paste nothing. Evelant reads the full page — abstract to appendix — and answers from that context.
Cross-check with live sources
Ask whether newer work contradicts a claim. Evelant searches the web and returns findings with their sources attached.
Parallel sessions
Each tab holds its own session. Open four papers simultaneously and compare them without overwriting your thread.
See it in action.
The kind of things researchers ask — and what Evelant does with it.
"Summarize this paper's method and its limitations."
Reads the whole page, including what sits below the fold, and separates what was actually done from what the authors concede it cannot show.
"Has anything newer contradicted this?"
Searches the web when freshness matters and returns findings with their sources attached, so you can verify them yourself.
"Keep this thread while I open three more papers."
Every tab holds its own session, so parallel comparisons do not overwrite each other.
Questions, answered.
Can Evelant read full PDFs in the browser?
Yes. When a PDF is open in Chrome, Evelant reads its text content and uses it as context — the same as any other page.
Will it make up citations?
Evelant grounds answers in the page content. When web search is triggered, it returns real sources alongside the answer so you can check them.
Can I use it across multiple tabs at once?
Yes. Every tab runs an independent session, so you can have separate conversations about four different papers simultaneously.