Bibby AI - Claude for Research Papers - Introducing the Notebook - a complete workspace of research.

The Notebook is new: one place to dump reading notes, figures and half-formed ideas, then pull them straight into your paper. Also shipped in the last 6 weeks: Rich Text mode (write like Word, we handle the LaTeX), handwriting-to-LaTeX, a figure studio with 6,000+ scientific icons, translation to 20 languages and 10,000+ citation styles in the editor, and an AI paper reviewer. Free to start, 1800+ journal templates. For researchers and students in Academia and Industry.

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Hey everyone, I'm the creator of Bibby AI. Launching this during an auspicious occasion.

We’re the team from MIT, Yale, Instadeep and Witwatersrand. We’ve partnered with 5000 universities to build toward one goal: making research more accurate and efficient, and academic writing simpler, smoother, and more accessible.

πŸ—’ THE NOTEBOOK (new)

Every researcher has the same mess. Reading notes in Notion. Figures in a Downloads folder. Half-formed ideas in a Slack/WhatsApp message to yourself. Three weeks later you're writing the Discussion and you cannot find the one paper that matters.

The Notebook is a research workspace that sits next to your paper. Dump notes, PDFs, figures, stray thoughts, experiment logs. Bibby reads it. When you're writing, it pulls from it. One click and a note becomes a paragraph with the citation already attached.

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πŸ§ͺ EVERYTHING ELSE WE SHIPPED IN THE LAST 6 WEEKS

Rich Text mode

Write like it's a Word doc. Bibby compiles perfect LaTeX underneath. Your PI can finally edit your paper without learning \begin{figure}.

Figure Studio

6,000+ scientific icons from Bioicons and SciDraw. Describe a figure, get a publication-ready diagram. Restyle it, edit it, generate methodology and architecture panels. One click inserts it into your paper as real LaTeX.

Handwriting to LaTeX

Photograph your whiteboard or notebook page. Get clean LaTeX math back. Works on terrible handwriting, I tested it on mine.

AI Paper Reviewer

Reviewer 2 before Reviewer 2. Flags weak claims, missing stats, unsupported conclusions, figures that don't match the text. Fix it before submission instead of after rejection.

Translation in the editor

Draft in your first language, publish in English. Or the reverse. Math and citations stay intact.

2,000+ citation styles

Picker in the editor. Switch from APA to Nature to that one obscure society journal in two clicks.

Lab Website Builder

Paste your ORCID. Get a full lab or faculty website generated. Publications auto-sync.

LabSearch

Find any lab on earth. Backed by OpenAlex and ROR. Useful for PhD applications, collaborations, and finding who else works on your weird niche.

Originality checker

Plagiarism and self-plagiarism detection built in, before your institution runs it.

Paper summarizer

Drop an arXiv link or a PDF. Get a plain-language digest with the math and jargon broken out separately.

Posters and slides

Turn a finished paper into a conference poster or a talk deck. The two jobs everyone does the night before.

Plus the free tools we keep open to everyone: LaTeX to Word converter, 1800+ journal templates, per-university thesis templates, and The Paper Clock, our live conference deadline tracker across CS, neuro, physics and math.

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🎁 THE GIFT

For anyone who tries Bibby today:

25% off forever, plus 3 months free on annual. Code is live on the site, no form, no sales call.

And a real one: drop a comment with your field and the journal you're targeting. I'll personally build you a working template for it and reply with the link.

Students, email me from your .edu and I'll send a 50% code for your university. If your whole lab wants in, I'll do lab-wide pricing instead of per-seat, because charging a PhD student per seat is absurd.

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πŸ’¬ TELL ME YOUR HORROR STORY

I want to hear the worst thing LaTeX or your reference manager has done to you.

I'm reading and replying to every single comment today, no matter how late it gets here in California.

What should I build next? I'm genuinely asking.

Thanks for reading all of that πŸ™