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Logically vs Sciwand

Logically

logically.app

Sciwand

sciwand.com

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Price from$1/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYes—
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
Linux—Yes
iOS—Yes
Plans published22
Spec score · Reference Management Software8.2 (#11)8.7 (#2)
Spec score · Citation Management Software8.2 (#10)8.7 (#3)
File formatsThe reference manager accepts PDF, DOCX, TXT, MDOWN, EPUB, and PPTX files, as well as URLs and DOIs.Sciwand reads PDFs, Word files, EPUB, Markdown, plain text and saved web pages.

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Logically

  • FreeFree
  • Unlimited$12 a year

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Sciwand

  • FreeFree
  • Lifetime$29.99, paid once

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In their own words

Logically

Logically is a research workspace for managing references, reviewing literature, annotating files, taking notes, and writing papers. Its AI assistant can search, summarize, and compare references across libraries, with inline citations and data sources. The reference manager accepts PDF, DOCX, TXT, MDOWN, EPUB, and PPTX files, along with URLs and DOIs. Users can import reference data from Zotero, Mendeley, and EndNote in RIS, BibTeX, or CFF formats. Semantic Scholar Mode draws on a database of 200 million peer-reviewed papers, and Logically says it supports more than 10,000 citation styles. Shared libraries, invitations, and collaborator permissions support group work. The free Cite Extension inserts citations and bibliographies from a Logically library into Microsoft Word; compatibility includes Word on the web, Word 2019 or later on Mac, and Word with Microsoft 365 on Mac or Windows. Logically runs as an extension, on macOS and Windows, and on the web. Free costs nothing and includes 100MB storage with daily AI-use limits. Unlimited is listed at $12 a year, billed at $12 per user/month yearly.

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Sciwand

Sciwand is a desktop research app that combines reference management, document reading, research analysis, and academic writing. Its AI columns can score papers, screen them as yes or no, extract findings, and build structured datasets across documents. Library chat answers cite source sentences and let users jump to the relevant page in a paper. Sciwand can search academic databases and apply AI screening to search results. Its Markdown writer supports more than 10,000 citation styles; a Microsoft Word add-in for Windows and macOS is described as being in beta. Supported files include PDF, Word, EPUB, Markdown, plain text, and saved web pages. The app syncs one-way with Zotero, EndNote, Mendeley, and Bookends without modifying the existing reference library. The site says library files, annotations, and notes are stored on the user's disk, with optional configurable cloud sync. The Free plan is billed forever and includes core reading, organizing, and writing tools, with AI free for 7 days. The Lifetime license costs $29.99 as a one-time purchase and includes unlimited AI features, using the user's API key or local models.

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