References On Tap for Android

11 things about References On Tap

1. References On Tap searches PubMed, PubMed Central, Google Scholar, JSTOR, LOC, arXiv and Web Of Science to find, display, and import reference information and pdfs of the full article (if you have access privileges).

2. Pro Features Yearly Subscription (cloud sync of references and attachments) is a separate in-app purchase ($4.99) and requires a subscription that is renewable on a yearly basis.

3. References On Tap without a Standard Version in-app purchase is limited in the following ways: searches return a maximum of 20 references, only 50 references can be stored in your local database, PDFs that you annotate on the iOS device are watermarked, and ads are shown.

4. You can search your personal reference library, organize your references in groups (static and smart), and email references from your device to yourself or others in a form suitable for reading or importing into desktop reference management applications.

5. Note: PubMed sometimes mistakenly lists a restricted Full Text article as Free Full Text, and References On Tap identifies them as such.

6. Use iCloud to sync all your libraries and attachments across iOS devices, and have full access to your references and sources when you're on the go.

7. To have full access without these restrictions you must make a purchase from within the app ("in-app purchase”).

8. In these cases, you'll need access privileges to read the Full Text.

9. The subscription might renew if it wasn't canceled more than 24 hours before the renewal date.

10. • If you like References On Tap, please take the time to give us a nice review: it really helps.

11. The subscription can be managed in iOS -> Settings > iTunes & App Store > Subscriptions.