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• Paperpile: An Open Source Reference Manager For Mac Free
• Paperpile: An Open Source Reference Manager For Mac Mac

Paperpile is fully supported on Chrome for Mac OS X, Windows, Linux and Chrome OS. It also known to run on the open-source Chromium browser. In Paperpile open the 'Add Papers' menu. If your reference manager supports exporting to either Bibtex or RIS format. One quintessential tool that we will all use at some point in our graduate studies is a reference management software. Let me tell you why. I used some downtime at work (read: while training animals for months and months that disappeared into one another) to look at all the major reference management players.

Paperpile: An Open Source Reference Manager For Mac Free

Last week the first public beta (version 0.5) of was released (available for Mac and Linux). Paperpile is a desktop reference manager with typical features: search in PubMed, Google Scholar or ArXiv, import PDF files, support for BibTex and other standard file formates, etc. Paperpile currently doesn’t sync with a web-based version, and Paperpile doesn’t insert citations into manuscripts.

Paperpile: An Open Source Reference Manager For Mac Mac

What is interesting about Paperpile is that the source code is available at (using the ). Other reference managers that make their source code available include,. Mike, I agree that we already have a good number of choices. I think the strength of Paperpile is the handling of PDF files. It does importing of PDF files from your hard drive with automated citation matching and has an integrated PDF viewer. Paperpile has one important feature that I really miss in Mendeley and Zotero (and like in Endnote): matching of duplicate records.