Turn research into a website and mobile app. Use Elicit to extract findings, Windsurf to prep data, Webflow for CMS, and Appy Pie for a companion app.
Build a research-backed site and app with four tools This walkthrough shows how to turn academic research into a clean website and a companion mobile app. You’ll use [Elicit](/apps/ec5c49c0-8c33-4efb-8c26-92f8ff23d0a1) to find and summarize papers, [Windsurf (Codeium)](/apps/eb2aec10-6450-4e4e-888d-e1341c4ba5c8) to shape your data, [Webflow](/apps/b3fd8079-4a9f-46e6-8ffd-f7c5f38bd2ab) to design and publish a CMS-driven site, and [Appy Pie](/apps/003dadf0-e4c3-42bb-a708-6ea423cfa543) to ship a no-code mobile app that mirrors your content. What you’ll build - A browsable library of summarized papers with detail pages and filters. - A lightweight update loop so new research rolls out to both web and mobile. - A simple, consistent content model that can grow over time. Before you start - Define your topic scope (e.g., “sleep and productivity” or “LLM evaluation methods”). - List the fields you want to show per paper: title, authors, year, key finding, summary, link, tags, and a slug. -
Tags: webflow, elicit, windsurf-codeium, appy-pie, no-code, ai-workflows, integration, ai-generated