M-AIDA reads full-text PDFs with a large language model, proposes the statistics, and lets your team verify, lock and release every record. AI proposes; humans decide. Built for systematic-review and meta-analysis teams in any field.
The P6 study of the founding dissertation used M-AIDA end to end: every number below came out of the locked dataset and feeds a published, DOI-archived analysis.
Extracting and converting statistics from hundreds of PDFs takes months and quietly accumulates transcription errors that no reviewer can see.
Pasting papers into a chatbot yields numbers with no provenance, hallucination risk, and nothing you can defend in front of a journal or committee.
The model proposes each statistic with a confidence score; your investigator verifies, overrides and locks it. Only locked records ever leave the system.
The LLM reads the full text and proposes N, r, t, df, beta, p and CI with a data year, per record.
t and beta convert to r by Cohen (1988) and Peterson & Brown (2005); the formula, inputs and result are stored on every record.
Three-tier confidence (1.0 / 0.8 / 0.6); anything below 0.70 is flagged for mandatory review before it can move on.
A human inspects every field, overrides what is wrong and approves. The model never assigns moderators or interprets results.
Approved records are sealed with a timestamp and cannot be edited; the audit trail satisfies journal AI-disclosure requirements.
Export a plain CSV read directly by metafor; nothing about your analysis is held inside the tool. BYOK keeps you vendor-neutral.
Drop the full-text papers of your included studies.
Each statistic arrives with a confidence score and its source.
Confirm or override every field; flagged records cannot be skipped.
Locked records export to CSV for metafor, with the full audit trail.
Run your own meta-analysis end to end on the free tier, exactly the way the founding dissertation did.
Shared projects and quotas for systematic-review labs across medicine, economics, management, psychology and education.
Immutable locks and audit logs matched to health-technology-assessment and submission workflows.
Ask authors for the locked dataset and audit trail instead of trusting a spreadsheet.
Transparency note: M-AIDA Cloud is in the pilot phase of the v1.0 commercialization plan (09 Jul 2026). Tier structure follows that plan; official prices will be published after intellectual-property arrangements with Can Tho University are finalized. LLM credits are available on every tier for usage beyond quota. The current open-source v7.1.1 remains free for academic self-hosting.
Extract, convert, verify, lock, export. DOI-archived, copyright registration filed, used by the founding dissertation.
Accounts, organizations and projects on PostgreSQL; managed LLM with quotas; Stripe billing; generalized beyond international business.
Multi-coder workflows with kappa/ICC agreement; Zotero, Mendeley and PubMed import; RevMan and CMA export; API and mobile companion.
SSO, BYOK, on-premise deployments for health and pharma customers, and a SOC 2 / ISO 27001 certification track.
No. Those platforms excel at search and screening. M-AIDA specializes in the stage after them: extracting and converting effect sizes with a human gate, then handing a locked CSV to R. Most teams use both.
Deliberately not. Estimation belongs to established, open methods such as metafor in R. M-AIDA prepares the data so that step is trivially reproducible.
Today: on your own machine; v7.1.1 is self-hosted and BYOK, so PDFs go only to the LLM provider you configure. The cloud edition will add encryption, audit logs, GDPR and Vietnam Decree 13/2023 compliance, and a policy of never training on customer data.
Authored by Do Thuy Huong and Phan Anh Tu; copyright registration is filed via Can Tho University as co-owner. The commercial license model (dual-license) is being finalized with the university before official pricing.
FastAPI backend, React front end, Docker for local deployment, plus an API key for the LLM provider of your choice. The in-browser demo needs nothing at all.