Research Library

One home for every source you read

Upload PDFs, discover open-access papers, organize by collection, and reuse sources across assignments.

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Energy Policy Review

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Climate Economics Handbook

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Grid Storage at Scale

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Attached sources ground AI suggestions and chat in your editor via Knowledge Base.

Upload PDFs, search arXiv and Open Library, and reuse sources across assignments — a student-friendly alternative to heavy reference managers.

Capabilities

Your sources, organised and ready

The Research Library is one organised home for everything you read, with discovery built in and a direct line into your writing.

Upload PDFs and DOCX

Bring in your own readings as PDF or DOCX files (up to 50MB each), with a title, author, abstract, and type.

Discover open-access papers

Search arXiv, Internet Archive, Open Library, and OpenAlex live, and import downloadable papers in a click.

Collections and tags

Group papers and documents into named collections and tag them, so each module or project stays organised.

Search and filter

Find any source fast by filtering on text, type, or tags across everything you’ve collected.

Attach to documents

Attach a paper to an assignment so it grounds the AI’s suggestions and chat through your Knowledge Base.

Reuse across assignments

Your sources live in one place, ready to reuse across essays and reports instead of being found again.

How it works

Collect, organize, attach

Three steps take a source from discovery to grounding the AI in your assignment.

1

Upload or discover sources

Add your own PDFs and DOCX, or use Discover to search open-access databases and import what you need.

2

Organize into collections

Sort sources into collections and add tags so each module, topic, or assignment has its own shelf.

3

Attach to an assignment

When you start writing, attach the right papers so they power grounded suggestions and document chat.

Use cases

From scattered PDFs to a real library

Whether you’re building a reading list or hunting for open-access papers, the library keeps your sources usable.

Reading list

Build a reading list for a module

Collect every set reading and recommended paper for a module into one tagged, searchable collection.

Discovery

Find open-access papers fast

Search arXiv, Internet Archive, Open Library, and OpenAlex and import downloadable sources without leaving Notesier.

Reuse

Reuse sources across essays

Keep your sources in one library so a paper you found for one assignment is ready for the next.

Reference

Discover open research

Search across four open databases, import in the formats students actually need, and keep it all organised.

Discovery providers

  • arXiv
  • Internet Archive
  • Open Library
  • OpenAlex

Import formats

  • PDF
  • TXT
  • EPUB
  • Markdown

Organize with

  • Collections
  • Tags
  • Type filters
  • Text search

Built to feed your writing

Discover shows only downloadable sources and removes duplicates by DOI, arXiv ID, or URL, so your library stays clean. From there, any paper can be attached to a document to ground the AI through your Knowledge Base.

Works with

The source of your source-backed writing

The library is where research starts and where grounded AI gets its material. Explore what connects to it.

FAQ

Questions about the Research Library

Quick answers to what students ask most.

You can upload PDF and DOCX files, each up to 50MB, and add a title, author, abstract, type, and tags so every source is easy to find and reuse later.

Build your research library

Upload your PDFs, discover open-access papers, and keep every source organised and ready to cite — free to start.