ResearchRadar

Bring ResearchRadar to the papers and drafts you read.

ResearchRadar helps researchers keep papers and drafts organized while they work. Save papers from supported research websites to your ResearchRadar account and review them from your browser. When you work on a draft, you can follow it without uploading its contents or explicitly capture a saved source snapshot when you need one. With ResearchRadar you can: • Save paper metadata from arXiv and bioRxiv. • Follow an Overleaf project without uploading its contents. • Capture a saved Overleaf source archive when you explicitly request it. • Capture the saved plain text of a selected Google Docs tab. • Review snapshot dates and download saved source files. • Avoid duplicate snapshots when the captured content has not changed. • Remove a tracked document and its saved snapshots. Captures are limited to 2 MB. ResearchRadar does not automatically upload source files, run AI analysis, match papers into graphs, or send background alerts. You must have a ResearchRadar account and access to the document you want to capture. The extension uses your existing ResearchRadar website session. Cookies and credentials are not stored in the extension. Source capture happens only after you request it.