PaperClip

PaperClip tries to be the brain you wish you had when drowning in AI research papers. It’s not just another PDF highlight tool or note taker; it’s built specifically for people who read machine learning, computer vision, or NLP papers all day and need to somehow keep their scattered thoughts, highlights, and paper links from turning into a black hole of forgotten insights. Imagine sitting down with a new batch of arXiv papers, being able to pull up relevant notes from past reads instantly, and having your highlights organized not as isolated snippets but as a growing, searchable knowledge base. It’s not for casual readers or those who skim; it’s for the obsessive paper grinders who want an actual second brain that remembers what they marked, thought, and linked across dozens of PDFs over weeks or months. It slots into the endless loop of reading, annotating, referencing, and writing where everything needs to feel connected, not isolated, even if your desktop is a mess.