Hot papers in your field, just published

Stay current without
drowning in papers.

Paperika learns your research area and builds a ranked feed of newly published papers, with a clear explanation of why each one matters to your work.

Powered by OpenAlex — 250M+ scholarly works across arXiv, Nature, PubMed venues and more.

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How it works

From your name to a curated feed

Create a feed
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Enter your researcher identity

Type your name or paste a Google Scholar, OpenAlex, or ORCID profile URL.

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We read your papers

Paperika resolves your public profile and builds a deep fingerprint of your research field.

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Get a relevance-ranked feed

Newly published papers are scored and explained — each one judged related or loosely related to your work.

Common questions

How does it know my research field?

It reads your public publications on OpenAlex and uses the topics, concepts, and abstracts to build a field fingerprint. The more papers you have indexed, the better the match.

Does it cover Nature, arXiv, PubMed?

Yes — OpenAlex aggregates across major venues. Coverage may lag fresh publisher releases by a day or two, but most indexed papers appear quickly.

Is my API key stored anywhere?

No. If you use cloud analysis, your key is sent only to the backend to build the profile and is discarded immediately after. The finished feed is cached without it.

What if it picks the wrong researcher?

Plain names may match multiple researchers. Paste your ORCID, OpenAlex, or Google Scholar URL for a precise match — or confirm from the candidate list shown before analysis starts.