Reading Collections
Curate topic shelves and share them with collaborators
Build reading collections around any topic, tag papers, take inline notes, and share with a link.
Built for the way research actually happens
Reading collections let you organize the papers you find into curated topic shelves. Tag papers, take notes inline, and arrange them in the order that makes sense for your reading. Collections are private by default but can be shared with collaborators or students via a link.
When you start a new research project in Flow, you can push an entire collection into your Flow Source Library as a starter set of sources. The collections also serve as a personal knowledge base — search across your notes and tags to find that paper you read months ago.
Three steps, every time
- 01
Create a collection
Name it, describe it, and pick a topic or research question to anchor it.
- 02
Add and annotate
Add papers from any search result. Take inline notes tied to each paper.
- 03
Share or push
Share with collaborators via a link, or push the whole collection into Flow.
What this gives you
- Curate topic shelves with tags and inline notes
- Private by default, shareable with a link
- Push an entire collection into Flow as a starter library
- Search across your notes and tags to find old reads
Pairs well with
Try Reading Collections today
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