Import your library, find any paper in seconds, and cite without breaking your flow. Research is hard enough. Your tools shouldn’t be.
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Toolbars, sidebars and settings, when you just wanted to read.
Wrong authors, missing DOIs, titles in ALL CAPS.
Citations should be the easiest part of your paper.
Drag a PDF or paste a DOI. Archivero fills in the authors, title, journal and year for you, correctly, the first time.
One search box looks through every title, note and highlight. Type three words and the paper you half-remember is right there.
Press ⌘ + ' in Word, Google Docs or Overleaf, type a few letters, hit enter. Switch the whole paper from APA to Vancouver in one click.
From an empty library to a cited paragraph, with no cuts and no tutorial.
Recorded on the current build
Bring your library from Zotero, Mendeley or EndNote. References, PDFs and annotations come across in one step, and nothing gets left behind. And if you ever leave, you can export everything in open formats.
You spend more hours in your reference manager than in almost any other app. And most of those hours feel like maintenance.
Fixing metadata. Hunting for a PDF you know you saved. Restarting Word because the citation plugin froze again. None of that is research, yet it takes up the evenings researchers don’t have.
We think researchers deserve software as considered as the tools they use everywhere else: fast, quiet, and obvious the first time you open it.
So that’s the bar for every feature we ship: if it needs a tutorial, it isn’t finished.
We’re building it with researchers. Everyone on the waitlist gets a say, and our first testers shape the product before launch.
No lock-in. No selling your data. No ads.
— Ernesto F. González, founder