Chat with one paper
Open a paper beside a chat window. Ask what was measured, how it was measured, and where the study stops. With a PDF on file, the answer names the page.
Ask the papers · Microgreens World
Ask 2,000+ microgreens papers a question. Get an answer that names its sources.
No more opening twenty PDFs to check one claim.
Open a paper and chat with it. Search inside the PDFs. Ask one question across many papers at once.
2,000+ papers. Updated weekly.
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A title search finds papers. A PDF search finds the sentence. Type a word and jump straight to the page.
Ask across many papers
Some questions need twenty papers read together. Your AI rates which papers fit, reads the strong matches, and shows you every paper it used.
Stop reading 20 papers to answer one question
You have a question about microgreens. The answer sits somewhere inside 2,000+ research papers. Who has time to read them all? Ask the papers reads them with you and shows the page each answer came from.
What you get
- Open a paper and ask it questions. Answers from a PDF name the page, and one click takes you there.
- Search inside the PDFs, not just the titles. Find the exact sentence.
- Ask one question across many papers. The answer shows every paper it read, and how well each one fit.
- Open a PDF from your own computer and chat with it too.
- Studies done in people are marked, so you know what kind of evidence you are reading.
- New papers added every week.
You bring the key. It stays with you.
Ask the papers works with Claude, OpenAI or Gemini. Your key stays in your own browser. It is not sent to Microgreens World or stored on our servers. Your AI company bills you for what you use. You pick the model, and smaller models cost less.
A paper is a starting point, not an answer
Ask in plain words. Answers come back in plain words. Every answer names the papers it came from, so you can check it. Most papers measure plants, cells or animals. Very few measured people who ate microgreens, and the app marks those.