Paper flood
Hundreds of new arXiv papers daily — screening them eats the time meant for research.
Scenario · Research Monitoring
Put literature tracking on autopilot, and give the time back to research.
Eight scholarly sources out of the box. Field digests and fresh-paper alerts on schedule, every claim with DOI-level citations — evidence chains are the native language of research.
Built-in scholarly sourcesarXivbioRxivmedRxivOpenAlexPubMedCrossrefCOREDBLP
Three chronic pains of literature tracking
Fragmented databases
arXiv, bioRxiv, PubMed, OpenAlex — each its own silo, no unified tracking surface.
Reviews lag behind
By the time a survey is published the field has moved on; writing your own weekly digest costs too much.
How it works
Four steps to a running research digest
01
Enter research topics
Keywords or representative papers — the wizard configures preprint + scholarly sources.
02
Scheduled collection
Daily or weekly, URL-level dedup, only what is new.
03
Field digest
Topic clustering + importance grading + DOI-style citations, plus a fresh-papers express.
04
Email/Slack delivery
One subscription for the whole lab; every citation is verifiable in one click.
Lab-friendly: one subscription for the whole group, digests ship with full citation lists ready for the weekly seminar.