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EvidenceAtlas
Focused research workspace
Turn scattered papers, quotes, and findings into structured evidence you can actually write from.
EvidenceAtlas gives thesis writers a research synthesis workflow built around evidence cards, claims, and structured export for drafting.
Core workflow
Sources to evidence cards to exportable writing material.
01
Add sources
Capture papers, reports, webpages, and thesis references without replacing your reference manager.
02
Create evidence cards
Store the excerpt, your summary, interpretation, page, and writing section in one compact record.
03
Export for drafting
Filter what matters and generate Markdown or CSV you can trust outside the app.
Project-first organisation
Keep each thesis chapter, study stream, or literature review in its own focused space.
Evidence cards that stay structured
Capture excerpt, summary, interpretation, section, status, tags, and source in one compact record.
Exportable by design
Search, filter, and export Markdown or CSV so your research remains portable and trustworthy.
Where EvidenceAtlas fits in a real research stack
EvidenceAtlas is the bridge between reading and drafting. It keeps the evidence layer structured without trying to become your citation manager or full writing environment.
Who is EvidenceAtlas for?
EvidenceAtlas is for thesis writers, PhD students, and research-masters students who already have papers, quotes, and findings, but need a cleaner research synthesis workflow.
What does it replace, and what does it not replace?
It replaces scattered note fragments, spreadsheet tracking, and ad hoc source-to-quote workflows inside a project. It does not replace Zotero, your reference manager, or your main writing tool like Word, Google Docs, or LaTeX.
How does export fit the writing workflow?
Export is the handoff from research synthesis to drafting. You move from sources to evidence cards to claims, then export structured Markdown or CSV that can be shaped into a literature review, chapter section, or argument draft outside the app.