
Systematic Review Toolbox is catalog of tools and software searchable by which task you would like to accomplish.

Excel is the most basic tool for screening citations. You can export citations from your citation management tool and create customized workbooks and spreadsheets.

Abstrackr, created by Brown University, Abstrackr aids in screening abstracts.

ATLAS.ti is a qualitative research tool that can be used to code and analyze for coding and analyzing articles, grey literature, transcripts and more. A full-feature trial version is available with no time limitations for up to ten documents.

Covidence is an easily sharable among several reviewers and allows for independent title/abstract screening, full text screening, data extraction, and risk of bias assessment. Covidence is required by reviewers doing Cochrane systematic reviews. It currently allows a free trial to do a single review shared between two reviewers.

DistillerSR from Evidence Partners allows for the management of the entire systematic review process with multiple independent reviewers. Requires a monthly subscription fee.

Rayyan is a free online tool that screens, analyzes, and extracts data. You can export citations from a management tool or directly from the databases themselves. It is easily shareable among several reviewers and screening and coding. It uses tagging and filtering to code and organize references, screen, analyze, and extract data from systematic reviews. Rayyan also has a free mobile app (iOS/Android).

RevMan is a free online tool used by Cochrane reviewers to manage the data extraction and analysis process.

SysRev offers a free version of its online tool to support project management, small group and team collaborations, and the inclusion/exclusion screening process.