Read your library. Connect the ideas. Own the room.
References in one tool, PDFs in another, notes in a third — and the connections you saw while reading evaporate by the time you write. ScholarThread is a thinking environment that keeps your library, reading and notes together, for researchers doing serious work.
Android app coming soon
Anyone who does serious reading runs into the same problem. You collect references in one tool, read PDFs in another, scribble notes in a third, and highlight in a fourth. Each tool is fine on its own. Together they leak: a highlight loses the sentence it came from, a note forgets which paper prompted it, and by the time you sit down to write, the connections you saw while reading have evaporated.
The reading happened. The synthesis did not. ScholarThread is our answer to that — a single environment where you import your library, read documents in-app, and take notes that stay anchored to their source and linked to each other. The point is not tidiness for its own sake. It is that reading should compound into understanding you can act on.
A single place for reading and thinking.
Not a folder of PDFs. Not another blank note-app. A room where your papers, highlights and ideas all know about each other.
Import your library
One-click Zotero sync, OpenAlex import, or local uploads. Your papers, in one place, and still yours.
Read and highlight
A proper PDF and EPUB reader, right in the app. Highlight passages, add notes, and jump straight back to the source.
Write connected notes
Typed links between notes, papers and passages — a thinking surface, not another blank page. Export as Markdown or sync to Git.
Ask your library
Grounded chat over your papers: every answer cites the passage it came from, and one click takes you to it.
Start reading with intent.
Import your first collection in under a minute. No card, no trial timer.