DocCite
David Lew Business
Find answers in clinical research documents with cited proof.
- Downloads
- 10+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Aug 27
- 2026
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About DocCite
DocCite is a private, offline search and review tool for clinical research documents. You can search one local surface across protocols, ICFs, and other study documents, ask a question when the documents support it, and open the exact cited passage behind each result. When the documents do not support a clear answer, DocCite shows the relevant text and stops there.
The goal is to make document review faster without losing sight of the source.
DocCite works across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, and Windows. It is available through the App Store for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS; through Google Play for Android; through Microsoft Store for Windows; and as a direct Windows download from the DocCite website.
DocCite is an informational aid for document navigation. Always verify results against original source documents. DocCite is not medical, regulatory, or legal advice. Results may be incomplete when documents are unclear or incomplete.
Learn more at doccite.com.
What’s new
Updated August 27, 2026
DocCite 1.1.1 improves local search ordering and evidence handling, strengthens App Lock and home-screen privacy, and makes encrypted Offline Transfer more reliable. Wear OS capture delivery and acknowledgements are more durable. Document content, import, search, and citations remain on-device. Smart Scan may send limited diagnostics through Google Play services as described in the privacy policy.
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