Hi Product Hunt! I'm Çağrı, the maker of Pofolia. I built it because "keeping up with the literature" had turned into a full-time job: thousands of papers a day, most of them not worth my time, and no quick way to tell which ones were. Pofolia gives you a daily feed from the fields you pick, each paper summarised in 30 seconds, and the part I care about most: the signals that say whether it's worth reading. Citation count, field-normalised impact (FWCI, from OpenAlex) and the journal's quartile and SJR (from SCImago) sit on every card. Summaries always link to the source, and the app says so when it doesn't know something. Search takes a plain sentence and turns it into a proper query over 250M+ papers; saved papers, lists and notes sync between phone and web, and an APA/Harvard/Vancouver citation is one tap away. Free core, Turkish and English, iOS/Android/web. I'd love to hear which signals you use to decide what to read, and what would make this useful for your field.

Pofolia

30-second summaries of academic papers, with quality signals

30-second summaries of academic papers, with quality signals