Felo AI Research vs LeapSpace

Felo AI Research is a research agent that turns a topic into sub-questions, searches autonomously, and synthesizes results into a report. Felo says it searches more than 200 million academic papers and global sources across 30+ languages, including live X/Twitter posts alongside web and academic material. Its conclusions include citations linking to original papers. A session can produce a structured report, presentation, mind map, or interactive web page; presentations can be customized and exported at up to about 40 pages. Felo LiveDoc can analyze uploaded PDFs, Excel files, and meeting notes with web research, and reports can be saved to Google Drive and Google Docs. The listed platforms are Android, iOS, web, and API. The free Standard plan includes 200 bonus credits per day, unlimited high-speed search, five professional searches per day, and three file analyses per day, but excludes API access. Felo Pro costs $14.99 a month or $149.99 a year and includes 15,000 credits per month, about 100 deep research tasks per month, the full model lineup, and Pro tools.

LeapSpace is a web-based AI research workspace for academic and industry researchers, librarians, academic leaders, and research office teams. It handles complex interdisciplinary searches, follow-up questions, and returning to earlier queries. Deep Research creates reports that identify patterns, contradictions, and evidence gaps while showing the steps used to produce each report. Writing Coach checks claims against recent research and highlights evidence gaps without making automatic edits. Trust Cards show how a claim relates to its cited source, while Claim Radar examines the claim across the wider research landscape. LeapSpace draws on Scopus-indexed content, full-text articles and book chapters from Elsevier and participating publishers, plus curated funding data. Users can upload up to five PDF files per conversation. Reading Assistant works only with documents the user is entitled to access. Individual subscriptions include AI features in Mendeley Reference Manager, while organization subscriptions list optional Scopus integration, administration, analytics, SSO/SAML, onboarding, training, and customer support.