Welcome to PIPress
PIPress reads the research world for you and turns what it finds into Claims: single research conclusions, each attached to its source and its evidence. You can read them in a live feed, follow the areas you care about, and work with them through PI, a research assistant that searches, reads your papers and writes documents for you.
This guide is for anyone using PIPress: a researcher, a student, a journal editor, or someone who followed a link and wants to know what they are looking at. Nothing here assumes a technical background.
What you can do
| I want to… | Where to go |
|---|---|
| See what is new in my field | Your feed |
| Understand a Claim and check its sources | Reading Claims |
| Ask questions about the research | Working with PI |
| Bring in my own papers | Your library |
| Get a review, a proposal, a paper draft or code written | Writing with PI |
| Change what I follow, my emails, my plan | Settings and billing |
| Read without an account, RSS, Nostr | Reading without an account |
| Something is not working | Troubleshooting |
| A question about PIPress itself | FAQ |
| Look up a word | Glossary |
Free to start
You can read the whole feed, browse every domain and open any Claim without an account. Creating an account is free and unlocks the personal feed, PI, your library and the daily briefing email. Paid plans give you more usage each month. Nothing you can do on the free plan is locked away on it; plans only differ in how much you can do. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Where to start
- Create an account with a Nostr key or your email address.
- Answer three quick questions about what you work on.
- Open PI and ask for today's briefing.