Ingest
Paste a DOI, article URL, abstract, preprint, announcement, or researcher-written summary.
Turn a scholarly article, DOI, preprint, abstract, lab announcement, or self-promoted research summary into a beautiful, responsive HTML presentation people can actually understand, explore, cite, and share.
ScholarFlow does not replace the paper. It creates the presentation layer around it: a faithful, attractive, public-facing explanation that can serve researchers, labs, universities, conferences, funders, journalists, students, and curious readers.
Paste a DOI, article URL, abstract, preprint, announcement, or researcher-written summary.
Separate study facts, methods, findings, interpretation, limitations, team, references, and practical implications.
Generate a polished responsive HTML research presentation with citations and share-ready visual hierarchy.
Claims supported directly by the source paper stay clearly identified as published results.
Editorial synthesis and design implications are labeled rather than silently blended into the authors' conclusions.
Authors, journal, DOI, institutions, date, and source links remain visible and prominent.
Sample boundaries, platform constraints, uncertainty, and generalization limits become first-class presentation elements.
One polished HTML presentation from a supplied article or abstract.
HTMLcitationsmobileFor researchers who publish or promote work regularly.
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15 / monthteambrandingThe first canonical product demonstration is the Science Robotics explainer: “Multilevel dynamics of the brain, hormones, mind, and behavior in social human-robot interaction.” It demonstrates the target transformation from scholar-authored social announcement into a richer visual presentation with methods, findings, cautions, and design implications.
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