Search a paper, see what it cites and what cites it, and expand the graph live — one query, merged and de-duplicated across seven academic sources (OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, Crossref, arXiv, DBLP, CORE, and DOAJ), with nothing pre-indexed to go stale, plus automatic query translation so a search typed in any language still reaches the English-dominant sources.
Want help going further? Connect your own AI model — a local model like Ollama or LM Studio, or any OpenAI-compatible API — to ask questions about the papers on your map or in a draft you're writing. It only ever sees the sources you gave it, and every answer is checked against that text before it's shown to you.
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No corpus to wait on, no index to keep current — every search and every expansion is live against sources that are already comprehensive.
Seed a map with one paper, expand its references and citing papers with a click, and switch between graph, list, and timeline views of the same data.
Learn more →One query, merged and de-duplicated across seven academic sources — OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, Crossref, arXiv, DBLP, CORE, and DOAJ — no need to search each database separately and reconcile the results yourself. Automatic British/American spelling-variant expansion means "colour" also finds "color," "organise" also finds "organize," and so on — so it works the same whether you're searching from the US, UK, South Africa, or India. Type a query in any language and it's also translated and searched in English behind the scenes, so results aren't limited to one language on either side.
Learn more →A short extractive summary generated from the abstract by our own pipeline — never a third-party model, never the full paper text.
Learn more →Speak a search query straight into the search box — runs entirely in your browser, nothing sent to a server to transcribe it.
Learn more →Got a scan, a preprint, or something the indexes don't have? Upload it — OCR extracts the text and references and adds it as a node on your map.
Learn more →Save a citation map to your account and come back to it later, exactly as you left it.
Learn more →Write in a full-page document editor, with citations linked directly to specific papers on your map — not just embedded links in free text.
Learn more →Connect your Zotero library with a personal API key — push a paper straight into it, or pull your library in as seed candidates for a new map.
Learn more →Nine independent statistical/stylometric signals plus a classifier model, run on an uploaded document — advisory only, explained in plain language, never a single blended score.
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