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Mobile app that delivers a daily swipeable feed of new academic papers with AI summaries and Zotero export.
ZiNote is a mobile-first app for researchers who want to keep up with new academic papers without manually searching. It builds a personalized daily feed based on tracked keywords and journals, lets users swipe through titles and abstracts, generates AI summaries of a paper's contribution, translates unfamiliar text inline, and saves selected papers directly to Zotero. The free plan tracks a small number of keywords and journals; paid tiers raise those limits and add translation and export features, available as monthly, yearly, or one-time lifetime purchases through the app.
Pro is $4.99/mo, $39.99/yr, or $99.99 one-time for lifetime access; Free tracks 3 keywords and 2 journals.
Use tool ↗ZiNote applies a swipe-feed format to something researchers usually do through manual database searches or table-of-contents alerts, which makes daily paper discovery feel less like a chore. It only covers discovery and light summarization, though — it is not a reference manager itself and depends on Zotero for actual library organization.
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