ArcXiv

ArcXiv is an innovative, independent tool designed to enhance the way researchers discover and engage with academic papers sourced from arXiv. By prioritizing metadata, ArcXiv enables users to efficiently search, organize, and learn from a wide array of research records. It offers features such as the ability to save papers, construct educational materials, and compare research signals, all while maintaining a distinct separation from arXiv, Cornell University, or any specific academic authors.

While ArcXiv leverages arXiv’s comprehensive metadata, including titles, abstracts, and submission dates, it does not host paper PDFs or comprehensive texts. Instead, it serves as a powerful interface that enhances the user's research experience through advanced functionalities like algorithmically generated feeds and related-paper recommendations. Importantly, all copyright and reuse terms for the original works remain with their respective rights holders. ArcXiv stands out as a modern solution for independent research discovery, demonstrating a commitment to academic accessibility and innovation.