Collect research by saving articles, books, and webpages from Safari and other apps. Automatically download PDFs and add physical materials by scanning barcodes or DOIs. Organize content with collections and tags. Annotate sources directly.
The browser helps users find and access academic from various sources. It allows users to navigate full-text articles, annotate and highlight text, organize references, share notes with colleagues, and generate bibliographies for citations.
Read from web pages and adjust speed between 0.1 and 2.0. Copy from web pages. Save as a txt file. Share with other apps. Enable via Safari Extensions preferences.
Images using photos, URLs, or keywords to identify objects, products, and locations. Verify content authenticity, find similar images, and trace sources with AI-powered tools. Access and keyword functionalities.
Organize notes, review content, and apply insights
Organize and annotate documents and webpages with drag-and-drop notes. Connect ideas across multiple sources with lines and comments. Compare document sections by resizing. Build notes and refine thoughts with editing tools.
Read and annotate PDFs with notes and highlights. Access and organize research across devices. Tap inline citations to find related articles and references. Sync with desktop software for seamless management.
Automate repetitive clicks with customizable timing settings. Access a built-in browser with search, -complete, and history. Use a custom keyboard for quick phrase input. Enable hands-free scrolling in Safari.
Write and edit documents with RTF and Markdown support. Annotate and organize with customizable margins, headers, and footers. Edit PDFs directly and save in multiple formats. Sync across devices and access content offline.
Write daily entries as text messages. Group entries by time or create stories. Reply to past entries. Add comments to webpages via Share extension in Safari or other apps. All entries are saved and organized.