Today, as the biomedical community is exploring all options to address COVID-19, the ability to review and synthesize all available data is critical for identifying potential therapies. But this immense focus on COVID-19 is yielding a rapidly growing body of new information for scientists to read and manually curate — all in addition to the existing body of data on SARS and other coronaviruses. Reading all of the research would take thousands of hours, and finding connections between numerous entities can be daunting.