Duit scans thousands of papers from your subscribed journals and surfaces the ones matching your research.
Just du it.
(讀, dú — to read, to study)
Each paper gets a 0–10 relevance score based on your research profile, keywords, and reading history.
Subscribe to RSS feeds from Nature, Science, Cell, bioRxiv, and hundreds more. Add any feed you want.
See what researchers you follow are saving and recommending. Papers ranked by relevance, recency, and signal from your network — every pick tied to a face.
Turn any paper into a structured read — a tl;dr, key findings, section summaries, and AI-explained figures. Ask it to focus on your question.
A personalized digest of new papers ranked by relevance, on your schedule — daily, twice weekly, or weekly — filtered to the score threshold you set.
Turn selected papers into a two-host audio podcast with a readable transcript. Set the depth per paper and listen on the go.
Connect your Zotero library to automatically build your research profile. Export papers back with one click.
Map any paper's neighborhood — references, citing work, and related papers — as an interactive citation graph from OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar.
Join researchers who use Duit to stay on top of their field without the noise.
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