ADPKD
A focused adaptation for autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease literature and clinical trials.
Review the ADPKD adaptationPublic project
Research Intelligence.
A self-hosted workflow for collecting focused research, reviewing evidence, maintaining structured research documents, and presenting the result in a local dashboard.
ADPKD and primary lymphedema demonstrate how the same workflow can be configured for a specific research domain.
Sources in. Reviewed research out.
- Audience
- People maintaining a focused, reviewable view of a research domain.
- Workflow
- Collect public literature and trials, screen scope, assess evidence, review findings, and maintain structured documents.
- Output
- Paper and trial views, digests, a knowledge base, and a local overview dashboard.
- Operation
- Self-hosted. Configure access to chosen data providers; some require API keys, while others allow limited unauthenticated access. Supply your own credentials where required, and follow provider terms and rate limits.
- Boundary
- Research support only. Not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment guidance, or a clinical tool.
- Licence
- Both disease-specific adaptations use the MIT License, copyright 2026 Zalo Design Studio.
Two focused examples.
Primary lymphedema
A focused adaptation for genetic, hereditary, and developmental primary lymphedema research.
Review the primary lymphedema adaptation