Zotero is a free, open-source research management tool developed by an independent nonprofit organization. It enables users to collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research materials. The tool supports over 9,000 citation styles and integrates with common word processors. It is available for Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android, and users can share libraries with others at no cost for collaboration.
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AgentDock is a writing editor, Chrome extension, open prompt library, and agent API, all stated as live. The editor supports writing, citing, and publishing documents, with citations pulled from Zotero, Mendeley, and DOIs. An AI employee for business use is described as shipping Q3 2026.
ChinaRxiv is an open access platform providing English-access research papers from ChinaXiv and other supported sources. Most papers are machine-translated, with some originally in English. The platform's content is recommended for use with Zotero and Feedly RSS feeds.
Scholarcy is a tool for summarizing and organizing research, built around AI-powered tools described as made specifically for academic papers. It converts long texts into interactive summary flashcards highlighting key information, and accepts imports including PDFs, book chapters, articles, Zotero, Google Drive and YouTube. Summaries can be enhanced and exported to other apps and citation managers.
TeXPage is a cloud-based online LaTeX editor offering real-time collaboration, compilation and instant preview. It includes a formula editor, table generator, symbol selector, file outline and version history. Documentation lists AI debugging, Git Sync, a LaTeX table generator and Zotero integration as guides. Paid plans are one-time purchases with listed monthly prices.
Zettlr is described as a publication workbench and is free and open source software. It is available for macOS, Windows and most Linux distributions, with citations integration for reference managers such as Zotero and JabRef, and exports via Pandoc, LaTeX and Textbundle.