Paperpile
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Organize your research papers in a Gmail-like web app, sync your PDFs to Google Drive and cite your references in Google Docs.
Cost / License
- Pay once
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Office Word
- Google Drive
- Google Drive - Docs
- Google Scholar
Features
- Sync with Google Drive
Paperpile News & Activities
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Recent activities
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Paperpile information
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Comments and Reviews
I was looking for an alternative to CITAVI, the most widely used refference tool around my campus, because I wanted to work outside, in the park or whereever, where I just had some random netbook around. I didn't look too deep, but Paperpile was the first and it seems the only app to date, that works completely without a Windows / Mac -based Desktop-programm. I tried it and it ran really smooth, integrated well with Google-docs, which I prefered to use (for the same reasons as said above) to other heavier word-processors and made it all easy. I am espescially impressed with it's automatic finding and downloading full-text pdf of most papers. A task that was tideous before.. thumbs up!