Alternatives to Litmaps

RevMan suits authors preparing systematic reviews across its supported review types, including intervention, qualitative, and diagnostic test accuracy reviews.

Bibliometrix

The site describes Bibliometrix as intended for academics, PhD students, and research institutions.

Elicit

Elicit suits researchers who want to search papers and other sources, review evidence, and export reports, tables, or references.

Abstrackr

It suits researchers, librarians, and review teams conducting systematic reviews.

Rayyan

Rayyan suits research teams that need a structured review process covering screening through reporting.

Buhos suits individuals or teams conducting systematic literature reviews who need reference screening, document handling and analysis in one workflow.

CADIMA suits researchers and review teams in any discipline who need web-based systematic-review, mapping, screening, and evidence-documentation tools.

Colandr

It suits review teams conducting evidence, systematic, or other document syntheses who want machine-assisted screening with human decisions.

EviSynth suits researchers, students, and faculty conducting rapid or full systematic reviews.

LitMap suits students and researchers building evidence maps and literature-review outlines from PDFs.

It suits researchers exploring literature, citation relationships, and unfamiliar fields.

It is designed for Masters and PhD students doing academic searching, citation mapping and literature-review preparation.

ResearchRabbit suits researchers and students looking for related papers, visual maps of research connections and shared collections.

It is intended for literature review work in settings such as universities, hospitals, government agencies, companies and nongovernmental organizations.

VOSviewer suits researchers and institutions analyzing bibliometric relationships or term co-occurrence in scientific literature.

It suits researchers who need to prioritize large citation collections for systematic review screening.