4.6
Hold four papers side by side and pull threads between them.
17 products · Reviewed 16 September 2026
Hold four papers side by side and pull threads between them.
A whiteboard for thinking through a dissertation.
References, free, until the storage runs out.
Lecture transcripts, with a student rate almost nobody prints.
A map of papers like a music discovery playlist, for free.
Save a paper, a PDF, or a catalogue record into Zotero with one click.
A read-it-later app that feeds highlights into a daily review.
Meeting and lecture transcripts with a stingy free minute cap.
A green tab when a legal open-access copy of the paywalled paper exists.
Reference manager built around Google Docs and Chrome.
Ask a research question, get a table of papers, not a chatbot paragraph.
Highlight a title or a citation and search Scholar without leaving the tab.
Highlight the web and YouTube transcripts, then export the lines you marked.
Course documents and unlocks, cheaper if you pay a year up front.
Elsevier’s reference manager, free until the 2 GB library fills.
Highlight and comment on the live web, including many PDFs, with a class group if you need one.
Clarivate’s heavy reference manager, cheap only if campus already paid.
