PapersFlow
All-in-one AI research workspace — search, analyze, visualize, and write
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PapersFlow is the agentic, source-grounded research workspace for anyone who works with evidence — from historians and literature scholars to economists, analysts, and scientists.
It unifies discovery, reading, verification, analysis, and writing in one place: search the scholarly graph at OpenAlex scale (474M+ papers) alongside Semantic Scholar,pull relevant web context, then let Doxa — PapersFlow's AI research co-pilot — run tools (code execution, data visualizations, diagrams, LaTeX composition, inline citations) to turn messy sources into clear, publish-ready outputs. Key capabilities include AI-powered deep literature reviews that automatically explore citation networks, hybrid semantic and keyword search across personal libraries with Zotero import, cross-paper comparison and synthesis, collaborative LaTeX editing with live preview, and structured project and collection management.
PapersFlow targets PhD students, postdocs, faculty, and corporate R&D teams who need to read, analyze, organize, and write about research papers in one integrated workspace. It operates on a freemium model with paid plans for advanced agentic features.
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