Abstractify

Hey Product Hunt,

I’m excited to introduce Abstractify—a Chrome extension designed to make academic research faster, clearer, and more structured.

Most research tools are either too complex or too generic. AI-powered assistants often misinterpret academic content, and managing citations, summaries, and deep analysis across multiple tools is frustrating. Abstractify brings everything together in one place, right in your browser.

🔎 What Makes Abstractify Different?

Tailored for Academia

Unlike general-purpose tools, Abstractify is built with academic research in mind, offering task-specific configurations that provide more nuanced and relevant insights.

10+ Research-Specific Tasks

A focused set of tools for common research challenges:


✔️ Visualising topic and citation trends
✔️ Mapping connected papers via semantic and citation relationships
✔️ Crafting deep research reports informed by real web sources
✔️ Summarizing complex papers

✔️ Paraphrasing tricky sections

✔️ Extracting citations

✔️ Comparing documents side-by-side

✔️ Identifying biases and limitations

✔️ Generating research ideas and highlighting key conclusions

✔️ Proposing further reading suggestions

Browser Context Awareness

Abstractify works directly in your browser, analyzing content in real-time so you don’t have to copy-paste or switch tabs constantly.

Extended Input Capacity
Handles up to 60k tokens, so it can process long and complex research papers without hitting token limits.

Direct Academic Database Integration

Integrated access to resources like OpenAlex makes sourcing references and citations easier than ever.

🚀 Coming Soon: More Personalization – Abstractify will adapt to your field and interests, surfacing the most relevant insights for your work.

Abstractify is designed to be a streamlined yet powerful research tool—no clutter, no unnecessary complexity, just the core features you need to make research more efficient. It’s a personal project driven by my own experience with academic work, and I’m excited to keep improving it.

Would love to hear your thoughts; what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d like to see next!

Cheers,

Carolina