Features

From ‘I have 40 papers’ to ‘I know exactly where that finding is’

Research gets unwieldy fast. Kognific gives you projects, tags, and filters so your source library stays navigable as it grows, whether you have 5 papers or 500.

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Thesis Ch.2: Lit Review
Methods Critique
Mobile Learning

Tags

cognitive-load
methods
mobile

Thesis Ch.2: Lit Review

4 sources
AllUnreadReadingCompleted

Chen et al. (2024): Cognitive Load Meta-Analysis

12 pages
cognitive-loadmethods
Completed

Lecture 12: Working Memory Models

47 min
cognitive-load
Reading

Rivera (2024): Mobile Learning Contexts

8 pages
mobilemethods
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Kim & Zhang (2023): Touch Interaction

Web
mobile
Completed
  • Group sources into projects with their own citation style and color
  • Tag any source. Create new tags inline without leaving your workflow
  • Sort by date added, title, year published, or author name
  • Filter by reading status (unread, reading, completed), tags, or favorites
  • Pin projects to the sidebar for quick access
  • Search across your entire library or within a specific project

Projects

Each project has its own sources, syntheses, drafts, and conversations. Set a citation style per project: APA for one paper, IEEE for another. Pin active projects to the sidebar.

Tags

Create tags for any taxonomy that makes sense to you: by theme, by chapter, by methodology, by priority. Assign multiple tags per source. Filter your library by tag to see related sources instantly.

Reading Status

Track where you are with each source: unread, reading, or completed. Filter your library to see what still needs attention. Reading status is visible on source rows and in the metadata panel.

Favorites

Star your most important sources. Toggle favorites from the library, project view, or source detail page. Filter to see only favorites when you need your core references.

Search & Filter

Full-text search across source titles and metadata. Combine with type filters (PDF, audio, web, etc.), reading status, tags, and favorites. Works in both the global library and within projects.

Source-to-Project Linking

Sources live in your library and can belong to multiple projects. Add existing sources to new projects without duplicating files. Remove a source from a project without deleting it from your library.

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