ChemASAP 1.2.1 is rolling out! 🧪📱 Still the fastest way to see the latest papers and their graphical abstracts from 120+ chemistry journals, now with a lot more under the ⓘ button:
📖 Two reading modes: Classic keeps everything in place, while Disappear clears papers once you've scrolled past them, just like the website
🙈 Hide read so you only see papers you haven't seen yet
👆 Swipe to save a paper or mark it read in one move
🔍 Search across the whole feed: titles, authors and abstracts
⭐ Saved papers always stay put, and one share menu lets you Share all, Select just a few, or export to RIS or BibTeX for your reference manager
🔓 Free PDF links whenever an open-access version exists
✅ Mark all as read for every journal or just one, with Undo if you change your mind
🔄 Sync with no sign-in and no personal info: iCloud on iPhone, Android backup, or link another device with a QR code
📘 A built-in How to Use ChemASAP guide and a What's New page
All of this without adding a single button to the feed, so the papers and their pictures keep the whole screen. Update and let us know what you think! 🙏
ChemASAP on the web just got an upgrade! 🧪💻
✅ Mark papers Read (and Save) right in your browser
🙈 Hide read papers from the ⓘ menu
⭐ Your Saved list, all in one place
🔗 Link another device, no sign-in needed
📍 A "caught up" marker so you know where you left off
🏷️ Sharper journal logos
Reload and try it: https://t.co/dtIpSyUOev
ChemASAP for Android is live for testers! 🧪📱
Already signed up?
Open this link on your phone, signed into the Gmail you gave us: https://t.co/hfYq8lWAhz
Tap "Become a tester"
Install ChemASAP from Google Play
Not signed up yet?
Join our tester group with your Gmail: https://t.co/WC75emNx3g
Then follow steps 1-3 above
Please keep it installed for 2 weeks. Google needs 12+ active testers for 14 days before we can release it to everyone!
ChemASAP 1.1 is live on the App Store! 🧪📱
Thanks to all of you for the amazing feedback. Here's what's new:
📚 63 journals (pick the ones you want): RSC titles incl. Chem Sci, Chem Comm, OBC, Green Chem & Chem Soc Rev, plus Inorg Chem, Anal Chem, JPCL, Chem Mater, Macromolecules, Chem Eur J, EurJOC, Adv Synth Catal, Synthesis, Synlett, med chem titles like ACS Med Chem Lett, Nat Chem Bio, Cell Chem Bio & more
👉 Swipe right to save a paper, swipe left to mark it read
🔖 Saved list and "Hide read" so you know when you're all caught up
🔓 Open-access badge on free-to-read papers
🗂️ Journal picker grouped by field, with search
🏷️ Labels that match each publisher (ASAP, Early View, In Press, Latest)
Still free, no account needed.
Android is in testing now and coming soon (if you signed up for the testing, it will go live for you this week)!
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When ACS shut down its mobile app, a lot of us lost the easiest way to keep up with some of the literature. Generic RSS readers are flaky, strip out images, and force you to bounce between publishers — while new chemistry papers are coming out at a firehose pace.
All most of us want is to open one app, scroll the latest ASAPs, and actually see the graphical abstracts first — because chemists read in structures, not walls of text.
So we built ChemASAP 🧪⚡
Open one app and see the newest ASAP and early-view papers (publisher agnostic), with their graphical abstracts front and center.
• Pulls crisp TOC / graphical abstracts automatically – even when a publisher's RSS feed breaks or leaves them out
• Works across publishers in one clean feed (ACS, Nature, Wiley, RSC, Cell Press/Chem, Science, and more — not locked to one house)
• Treats @ChemRxiv as a first-class journal right alongside peer-reviewed ASAPs
• Toggle only the journals you care about, tap straight to full text, or share a paper in one tap
• No account, no sign-up
100% Free for everyone.
So far, its been our go-to app for keeping track of the literature in real-time.
📱 iPhone/iPad: https://t.co/tYKpjAuKJn
💻 Web: https://t.co/dtIpSyVm43
Reply here with ideas for how to make it better!
Shout out to @knight_chem for sponsorship and @bot for development.
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