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Collect, organize, annotate and cite your research papers in Chrome.
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⭐️ Collect your papers while browsing
✓ Import citations and PDFs from hundreds of publisher sites including Nature, Science, Springer, ScienceDirect, Wiley and many more
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If all software/platforms worked as well as the entire paperpile suite does, the world would be a far more productive place. Paperpile has become an integral part of my daily workflow. An absolute must for anyone who in science who uses the internet.
The best research manager I've come across. Much cleaner and faster than Mendeley and Zotero. It handles my 11500 papers seamlessly, whereas Mendeley either crashed or was too slooow.
The best tool of its kind! Magic
Great app! Fast feedback responses, active developing, recognize almost every website extract bibtex information and download PDF automatically. pretty-formatted export BibTeX entries. What do you ask more?
I had been looking for a way to write my research up online, but always struggled with the referencing side of Google Docs. There seemed to be no easy way to manage hundreds of references easily. Paperpile was the missing piece of the puzzle. It's a fantastic solution, very easy to use, and integrates smoothly into GDocs so I didn't have to change anything to use it. I highly recommend you use Paperpile if you are dealing with a lot of references and want a stress-free solution.
awesome
Simplesmente o melhor programa para organizar referências. A integração com GDocs é perfeita, posso escrever textos em qualquer lugar, sempre tendo os meus artigos à mão.
Great app here. It got problematic dealing with thousands of references, and this app handles them very well. Very good support and service. Quick responses. This app is a must for anyone dealing with more than a 100 references. Very tight and useful integration with google docs and google drive.
Google docs integration insanely useful.
Amazing! Much better than any other reference management tools I have used before. Paperpile is incredibly useful for collaborative document writing with Latex or Google Docs, for sharing papers with colleagues, and organizing and reading papers in general.