Ask a better question.
Set your PICO, eligibility criteria and outcomes. Explore related work through PubMed, PROSPERO and Google Scholar.
PROTOCOL + DISCOVERYFrom the first question
to the final forest plot.
Keep your review in view.
A considered workspace for systematic reviews and
meta-analysis. Built for the work behind the paper.

The search, the screening, the decisions, the analysis. Keep the pieces connected as your review takes shape.
Set your PICO, eligibility criteria and outcomes. Explore related work through PubMed, PROSPERO and Google Scholar.
PROTOCOL + DISCOVERYImport citations, remove duplicates and screen records. Keep exclusion reasons and reviewer disagreements in context.
SEARCH + SCREENINGExtract study data, assess risk of bias and explore supported statistical methods with forest and funnel plots.
EXTRACTION + ANALYSISDraft manuscript sections alongside your project. Track assignments, comments and saved checkpoints as you write.
MANUSCRIPT + EXPORTA closer look at the tools
behind your next review.

Open a project, find your place in the workflow and pick up where you left off.
01 / 04Native apps for Windows, macOS and Linux. Keep local project files and export a portable copy when you need one.
The v0.6.4 preview connects teams through rclone and shared Drive folders, with signed membership and revision conflict review.
Choose methods for your question and inputs. Learning guidance helps you understand the process, not just press a button.
Choose your platform and get started.
One workspace, from question to conclusion.
Choose your processor.
Download .exe ↓For your Mac, old or new.
Download .dmg ↓Pick your package format.
Download .deb ↓A note on versions. The product tour shows v0.6.4, currently a release candidate. Downloads above are the published v0.6.3 release.
All releases & notes ↗Poolr is a desktop workspace for systematic reviews and meta-analysis. It brings protocol planning, screening, data extraction, risk of bias, analysis and manuscript preparation into one review workflow.
Yes. Desktop projects can be opened, saved and exported as local files. Connected literature searches and Drive exchange need an internet connection.
The v0.6.4 release candidate uses rclone to exchange project revisions through a shared Drive folder. Every collaborator configures their own remote. Owners approve membership, and concurrent revisions need explicit resolution. Drive sharing remains a separate permission boundary.
Research quality still depends on your protocol, study selection, inputs and methodological judgment. Poolr supports the process; it does not automatically make a review PRISMA-compliant or validate every analysis.
Open an issue on GitHub. Include your app version, operating system and the steps to reproduce the problem. Remove private research data before sharing logs or screenshots.
Make space for
the evidence.