Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Julien. I read a lot of ML papers, and what kept breaking my focus was jumping around: to the reference list to see what [23] is, to page 4 for Figure 2, back to the equation from section 3. So Xivly previews all of those on hover, and you stay where you were. A few choices I care about: • Your notes are standard PDF annotations: share the PDF and they open in Preview or Acrobat. • Your library is just a folder (paper.pdf + paper.json per paper), so it syncs with iCloud, Dropbox or git, and scripts or coding agents can read it. • Paste an arXiv link or search Hugging Face: title, authors, code and project links are filled in. • No account, no tracking, MIT licensed. Mac, Windows, Linux, the web, and a Chrome extension with "Open in Xivly" on arXiv pages. What do you use to read papers today? I'd love to hear what's missing.

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A calm, open-source reader for research papers

A calm, open-source reader for research papers