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Save the paper
Upload PDFs or keep source links, authors, abstracts, and tags attached to the work.
For students, researchers, and paper-heavy teams
Turn scattered research PDFs into a working reading system.
Readica gives academic papers a home: upload and tag your library, discover related work, read PDFs, and keep notes close to the source.
Personal PDF library
AI-assisted paper discovery
Notes and threaded comments
Google sign-in
Today's library
12 papers to review
Lit review
Attention Is All You Need
Vaswani et al.
Transformers
Chain-of-Thought Prompting
Wei et al.
Reasoning
Retrieval-Augmented Generation
Lewis et al.
Search
Reader note
Compare the retrieval setup with last week's semantic search paper.
Product workflow
The route from "I should read this" to "I can use this."
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Find what matters
Filter by title, author, tags, and reading status when your folder stops being enough.
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Read with context
Open the paper, capture notes, and keep discussion close to the text instead of scattered across apps.
Why Readica
Less tab archaeology. More usable reading memory.
Browser bookmarks, drive folders, and notes apps all hold pieces of your research. Readica brings the pieces together around the paper.
A library built for research papers
Readica stores the details researchers actually revisit: authors, summaries, PDF links, tags, and reading state.
Discovery that feeds your queue
Search for papers from inside the app, review candidate results, and add the useful ones to your library.
Notes stay attached to the reading
Keep observations, questions, and follow-up thoughts connected to the paper they came from.
Discovery prompt
Find papers about PDF annotation UX
Reading behavior in digital academic libraries
Candidate paper with editable metadata
Annotation practices among graduate researchers
Candidate paper with editable metadata
Designing interfaces for scholarly PDF reading
Candidate paper with editable metadata
Discovery
Build a reading queue without losing the trail.
Readica is designed for the moment after a useful citation appears. Search, inspect the result, save it with useful metadata, and keep moving.
The questions people ask before changing their reading setup.
Will setup take long?
Sign in with Google, add your first paper, and start organizing before the next tab distracts you.
Can I keep my own structure?
Use tags and statuses for the systems you already trust: thesis chapters, reading groups, lit reviews, or courses.
What replaces my PDF folder?
Not the files themselves, but the missing layer around them: context, search, notes, and a readable workflow.
Give your next paper a place to become useful.
Start with one upload, one tag, and one note. Readica grows from there.
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