Mosaic Citation Manager

Save papers and their citation details to your Mosaic reference library in one click, then cite them in Word or Google Docs.

Mosaic Citation Manager saves the paper you are reading into your Mosaic library, filed under the project it belongs to. Open a journal article, a PubMed record, an arXiv preprint or a publisher page, then click the Mosaic button in the toolbar. The popup previews what it found: the title, authors and journal, with the DOI and PMID. It also picks up the abstract. Choose a project, click Save to Mosaic, and the paper is in your library, with the PDF of the page when the page has one. If the paper is already in that project, the popup tells you. What it does: - Saves the page in the active tab to a project you choose, one paper at a time - Reads the details publishers embed in the page, and Mosaic looks the paper up to complete the record - Saves the PDF with the paper when the page you are on is a PDF or links to one - Remembers the last project you saved to - Signs in with your existing Mosaic session in the same browser, or with Google, Microsoft or email What it does not do: it does not format citations in the popup, and it does not run on document editors or on browser pages such as a new tab. Writing comes next. Papers you save are available to the Mosaic add-ins for Microsoft Word and Google Docs, which insert in-text citations and build the bibliography in nine styles, including APA, MLA and Chicago. Made for students and researchers at every level, from a first term paper to a dissertation, who keep many papers across several projects. Account and privacy: this extension requires a Mosaic account (join the waitlist at joinmosaic.ai). Mosaic is in invite-only beta. When you open the popup, the extension reads the current page's citation details, the fields listed above, and sends them to Mosaic to build the preview and check for duplicates. Nothing is added to your library until you click Save. When you save, the extension also retrieves the PDF of that page, if the page has one, and sends it to Mosaic to store with the paper. It reads only the tab you open it on, and never in the background. Privacy policy: https://joinmosaic.ai/privacy