ReadCube

ReadCube is a super handy app that helps you keep all your documents and resources neat and tidy. You can import your PDF files into ReadCube, and guess what? It makes them searchable! Plus, you can add your own notes and annotations to make sure you remember important points.

Easy Setup with Adobe Air

This app runs on the Adobe Air platform, so you'll need to have that installed on your computer first. Don't worry; it's easy to set up! To start using ReadCube, you’ll also need to create an account. But here’s the good news: creating a ReadCube account is totally free!

Getting Started with ReadCube

When you open ReadCube for the first time, it will guide you through everything. There's even an intro video that you can watch anytime if you want a refresher.

Your Document Library

The first thing you'll do in ReadCube is import your PDF documents into your library. You can find new articles by searching PubMed or Google Scholar. After you've used the app for a bit, it starts recommending articles based on what you've looked at before. How cool is that?

An Easy Way to Read PDFs

Reading PDFs in ReadCube is a breeze! You can highlight important passages, add comments or notes, and even browse through the document using page thumbnails. And if you need to share or manage citations, you can export your current PDF to Endnote, BibTex (.bib), or RefMan (.ris) files.

Organize Like a Pro

One of my favorite features of ReadCube is the smart folders! You can easily browse through your favorite articles and recently read documents. Plus, you're free to create custom lists and organize everything however you'd like.

Your Go-To Tool for Organization

If you're looking for a way to keep all your articles organized while quickly finding new information, ReadCube is definitely the tool for you!