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Research workspace for PDFs and EPUBs that imports Zotero collections, DOIs, BibTeX and local files, then links highlights and notes to source passages. Search, knowledge graphs, cited AI answers, Markdown/Obsidian export and Git sync support literature reviews.

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  • Freemium (Subscription)
  • Proprietary

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  • iPhone
  • iPad
  • Google Chrome
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    GB flagMOYD LTD

  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Freemium product.

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    Subscription ranging between $8 and $19 per month + free version with limited functionality.

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    • English

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What is ScholarThread?

ScholarThread is a research library and note-taking app for iPhone, iPad, and the web. It imports papers from PDFs, DOIs, BibTeX files, manual entries, the iOS share sheet, OpenAlex searches, and Zotero collections. It reads PDFs and EPUBs with highlighting, underlining, highlight notes, and PDF annotations using Apple Pencil on iPad or touch input on iPhone. Downloaded papers are available offline. Highlights and notes are stored locally before syncing, while handwriting remains on the device.

The app supports template-based literature and concept notes and typed relationships, such as Supports and Refutes, between notes and papers. A knowledge graph shows connections for a selected paper or note, and search covers libraries and notes.

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