Reading research papers and retaining nothing? We fix that. Upload any paper. Within 2 minutes, you get: → Paper at a glance — 6 things experts look for: knowledge gap, novel approach, key finding, proof number, limitation, real-world impact → Mechanism diagram — how each concept actually works, not what the paper says → Concept Reels — 60-sec animated clips, download reels for Instagram/TikTok → Notes + adaptive quiz
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Every tool that claims to "summarise" research papers gives you the same thing — bullet points that take longer to read than the abstract itself.
The real problem isn't length. Summaries tell you WHAT a paper says. Nobody shows you HOW the concepts actually work.
Conceptra is different in three ways: - Mechanism diagrams — AI-generated visuals showing how each concept works as a system. Not a flowchart of sections. The actual mechanism, drawn and labelled. - Concept Reels — 60-second narrated animated clips per concept. The diagram animates as a voice explains it. - Paper at a glance — one card that extracts the 6 things every expert looks for when skimming: the knowledge gap, the novel approach, the key finding, the proof number, the limitation, and the real-world impact. Before you read a single page.
Plus structured notes and an adaptive quiz that tests whether you actually understood it — not just read it. I am starting with research papers today. YouTube videos, podcasts, and books are coming next.
Upload any arXiv link or PDF—no signup.
One thing I genuinely want feedback on today: Is the mechanism diagram actually useful for understanding, or just visually impressive?
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
Every tool that claims to "summarise" research papers gives you the same thing — bullet points that take longer to read than the abstract itself.
The real problem isn't length. Summaries tell you WHAT a paper says. Nobody shows you HOW the concepts actually work.
Conceptra is different in three ways:
- Mechanism diagrams — AI-generated visuals showing how each concept works as a system. Not a flowchart of sections. The actual mechanism, drawn and labelled.
- Concept Reels — 60-second narrated animated clips per concept. The diagram animates as a voice explains it.
- Paper at a glance — one card that extracts the 6 things every expert looks for when skimming: the knowledge gap, the novel approach, the key finding, the proof number, the limitation, and the real-world impact. Before you read a single page.
Plus structured notes and an adaptive quiz that tests whether you actually understood it — not just read it.
I am starting with research papers today. YouTube videos, podcasts, and books are coming next.
Upload any arXiv link or PDF—no signup.
One thing I genuinely want feedback on today:
Is the mechanism diagram actually useful for understanding, or just visually impressive?
I will reply to every single comment today. 🙏