Transform scattered tools into one powerful workspace. Write, research, cite, and collaborate—all in a single unified dashboard built for medical professionals and knowledge workers.
Medical professionals and researchers waste 30-40% of their time switching between disconnected tools
Jumping between PubMed, Google Scholar, institutional databases, and reference managers
Manual formatting mistakes, inconsistent styles, missing references in final manuscripts
PDFs scattered across folders, duplicate downloads, no centralized library management
Version control nightmares, email attachments, inconsistent feedback workflows
LanierScribe brings your entire medical writing workflow into a single, powerful workspace
Medical-trained AI helps draft, revise, and refine your manuscripts with understanding of clinical terminology and evidence-based writing.
Import from Zotero, EndNote, or Mendeley. Automatic organization, deduplication, and full-text PDF integration with annotations.
Generate perfect citations in any medical format (AMA, APA, Vancouver, NLM) with AI-powered accuracy checking and style consistency.
Search PubMed, Google Scholar, and institutional databases simultaneously. AI ranks results by relevance to your research topic.
Real-time co-authoring with structured peer review, version control, and role-based permissions for medical writing teams.
Enterprise-grade security, encrypted data storage, audit trails, and compliance features for handling protected health information.
Convert complex medical terminology into patient-friendly language for education materials, consent forms, and discharge instructions.
Track progress, measure productivity gains, analyze citation networks, and get quality scores based on clarity and evidence strength.
Export to Word, PDF, LaTeX, or journal-specific formats. One-click submission formatting for major medical journals.
From literature review to publication-ready manuscript—all in one place
Serving 8M+ professionals who depend on research and writing
Physicians, nurses, researchers writing papers, grants, patient materials, and clinical guidelines
PhD students, postdocs, faculty conducting literature reviews and publishing research findings
STEM researchers across all disciplines needing citation management and evidence synthesis
Journalists, consultants, thought leaders creating evidence-based content with proper attribution
Non-fiction writers, technical editors managing complex reference libraries for book projects
Attorneys, policy analysts, compliance professionals requiring precise citation and document management
LanierScribe was born from real frustration with fragmented medical writing tools. After 30+ years focused on clinical practice rather than research publications, Dr. Michael Hugh had spent his career in clinical settings with only a few published papers to his name, dedicating his time to patient care rather than academic research.
The breaking point came while attempting to write "Chronic Cough: A Comprehensive Guide for Patients." Managing nearly 600 medical articles across multiple fragmented tools—juggling Zotero, Word, SciFlow, PubMed, Semantic Scholar, and more in what felt like a haphazard workflow—wasted hours every week. The realization hit: if I'm struggling with this workflow, so must millions of other knowledge workers.
LanierScribe isn't just another writing tool—it's the integrated platform that should have existed throughout his clinical career. Built with authentic clinical workflow understanding, tested with substantial research complexity, and designed for the 8M+ professionals who depend on evidence-based writing but struggle with the same fragmented chaos.
"Three decades of medical practice taught me that the best tools solve problems that actually keep you up at night - real workflow frustrations you deal with every single day - not hypothetical problems that tool builders assume exist. LanierScribe eliminates the workflow chaos that may waste 30-40% of every researcher's time."
— Michael Hugh, MD, Founder
Help shape the future of medical writing while getting free access for beta testers
We're seeking 10-15 committed professionals who actively write research papers, grants, or professional content. Ideal candidates:
Submit your beta application and tell us about your writing workflows
Selected testers receive access credentials and onboarding materials
Use LanierScribe for your real projects with weekly feedback sessions
Feature improvements based on your feedback, prepare for public launch
No! While LanierScribe was born from medical writing challenges, it's built for the 8M+ knowledge workers who depend on research and evidence-based writing across all fields:
Medical-specific features (HIPAA compliance, clinical terminology, patient language translation) are optional modules. The core platform serves anyone who writes with research and citations.
Zotero and EndNote are excellent reference managers, but they're just one piece of the workflow. You still need separate tools for writing (Word/Google Docs), literature search (PubMed/Scholar), collaboration (email/track changes), and manuscript formatting.
LanierScribe integrates everything into one unified workspace:
Think of it as replacing 5-10 separate tools with one powerful platform, eliminating the 30-40% time waste from constant context switching.
LanierScribe makes migration seamless with unlimited article capacity:
LanierScribe automatically retrieves articles from open-access sources like PubMed Central, arXiv, and DOAJ. For subscription journals, simply upload PDFs from your institutional access—our AI provides the same powerful analysis and synthesis regardless of upload method. Advanced institutional authentication features are planned for post-beta releases.
Absolutely. Security and compliance are built into LanierScribe's foundation:
Pricing will be announced closer to the commercial launch (April 2026), but beta testers receive free access for beta testers regardless of future pricing.
Expected pricing structure:
Beta participants save hundreds of dollars annually with beta tester access, plus you help shape features that matter most to your workflow.
Very manageable: 2-3 hours total over 4 weeks (January-March 2026)
Beta testing activities:
The goal is for LanierScribe to save you time, not create extra work. Test it while doing what you already do—writing papers, managing references, collaborating with teams.
Yes! LanierScribe is fully responsive and optimized for:
The multi-tab dashboard adapts intelligently to your screen size, ensuring you always have the right tools accessible without constant window switching.
All major academic and medical citation styles:
Switch styles instantly—the entire document reformats automatically. AI validates citations for style compliance and catches formatting errors.
Planned Timeline:
Beta testers get 3 months of exclusive early access before the general public, plus free accounts as thanks for helping perfect the platform.
Several ways to follow LanierScribe's progress:
We'll announce major milestones, feature releases, and commercial launch details as we progress toward April 2026.