ScholarXIV

ScholarXIV is an AI-powered research platform that helps students, researchers, and curious professionals discover papers, ask research-backed questions, organize sources, and export findings. It is built for people who need faster literature exploration without losing references and context.

Added on May 26, 2026

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Product Information

What is ScholarXIV?

ScholarXIV is a research workspace that combines paper discovery, AI chat, saved collections, and research exports. Users can search across indexed papers, bookmark or like relevant work, and ask questions that are answered with references. The platform supports multiple AI models and keeps a global research chat available across the product. It is positioned for everyday research, academic exploration, and anyone who wants a guided way to move from questions to cited insights.

How to use ScholarXIV?

Open ScholarXIV and start by exploring collections or searching for a research topic.
Save relevant papers into likes, bookmarks, or curated collections.
Use the AI-powered research tab to ask questions and generate paper-backed responses.
Select specific papers when you want the assistant to focus on a tighter source set.
Copy or export the resulting research notes as Markdown or PDF for later use.

Core Features

Paper discovery — Browse and search indexed research papers across topics and collections.
AI research assistant — Ask questions and receive responses grounded in referenced papers.
Selected-paper context — Guide the assistant with the papers most relevant to your study.
Multi-model support — Choose from a range of AI models for different research needs.
Collections and bookmarks — Save, like, and organize papers for future reading.
Pulse summaries — Turn saved papers into an overview article to catch up faster.
Export tools — Copy or download research outputs as Markdown or PDF.

Use Cases

Literature review — Explore a topic, collect relevant papers, and generate cited summaries.
Student research — Turn broad questions into paper-backed explanations and notes.
Research organization — Bookmark papers and build shareable collections around themes.
Knowledge catch-up — Use Pulse to summarize saved papers and revisit recent findings.
Draft preparation — Export structured research notes for essays, reports, or project briefs.

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