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Your journals, one daily list.
Research Notes brings the latest articles from the journals you follow into one clean reading list. Pick from nearly 700 journals across 29 fields. No account to create.
Free, with ads. No account needed.
Pick your journals in seconds.
Start with the must-reads, or follow a whole field.
- Nearly 700 journals across 29 fields, from cardiology and oncology to genomics and public health
- Start with the must-reads, or follow a whole field in a tap
- Find any journal by name or publisher
Everything new, newest first.
One list for everything your journals published.
- The latest articles, grouped by day, each with a short summary
- Switch to By journal for a table of contents, one journal at a time
- A dot marks what you haven't seen yet, with each journal's count for the week
- Search everything you follow
Read the summary, then the paper.
Go deeper without losing your place.
- Open the full article on the publisher's site without leaving the app
- Share an article in a tap
- Save the articles you want to come back to
- Your journals and saved articles stay on your device
Comfortable on every screen.
Clear, large type in light or dark mode.
- On iPad, your journals sit in a sidebar and the article opens beside your list
- Clear, large type in light or dark mode
- On Android phones and tablets too
Your reading list, wherever you are.
Research Notes is designed for each device you read on.
iPhone. Today's articles from all your journals.
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What Research Notes costs
Free, with ads
Everything is included
- Nearly 700 journals in 29 fields
- Today and By journal views
- Search, save and share
- No account to create
No subscriptions.
Questions about Research Notes
Is Research Notes free?
Yes. Research Notes is free, with ads.
Do I need an account?
No. Your journals and saved articles stay on your device.
Which journals can I follow?
Nearly 700 journals across 29 fields, from cardiology and oncology to genomics and public health. Find any journal by name or publisher.
Can I read the full articles?
Research Notes opens each article on the publisher's site inside the app. What you can read depends on the publisher's access.
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