Paperpile
The modern way to manage your research papers.
Overview
Paperpile is a web-based reference manager designed for a streamlined workflow within the Google ecosystem. It allows users to collect papers from the web, organize them in a cloud-based library, and cite them directly in Google Docs.
✨ Key Features
- Deep integration with Google Docs and Chrome
- Clean and simple user interface
- PDF management and annotation
- Collaboration and shared folders
- Web and mobile apps
🎯 Key Differentiators
- Best-in-class Google Docs integration
- Simple, clean, and fast user experience
- Web-first approach
Unique Value: Offers an unparalleled, seamless experience for collecting, managing, and citing research within a Google-centric workflow.
🎯 Use Cases (3)
✅ Best For
- Seamlessly citing references while writing in Google Docs
- Building a research library with one-click saves from the browser
💡 Check With Vendor
Verify these considerations match your specific requirements:
- Users who primarily work in Microsoft Word
- Researchers needing advanced features for systematic reviews
🏆 Alternatives
While Zotero and Mendeley have Google Docs integrations, Paperpile's is far superior in terms of speed and usability.
💻 Platforms
✅ Offline Mode Available
🔌 Integrations
🛟 Support Options
- ✓ Email Support
- ✓ Dedicated Support (Business tier)
🔒 Compliance & Security
💰 Pricing
✓ 30-day free trial
Free tier: N/A
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