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Tomesphere makes every arxiv paper readable. The free Chrome extension adds a side panel on arxiv with TLDR, OpenReview reviewer feedback and scores, GitHub and Hugging Face links, conference videos, the citation graph, and a semantic neighbor graph from SPECTER2 embeddings. Or browse 3 million papers directly at tomesphere.com. No signup, no payment. Built for researchers, ML practitioners, and anyone tired of scrolling 12-page PDFs to figure out what a paper actually does.
hey Product Hunt,
I built Tomesphere because reading arxiv is mostly scrolling 12-page PDFs trying to figure out what the paper actually does. Many papers also have code on GitHub, videos on YouTube, and similar work that's hard to find. Tomesphere puts what's available in one place.
The Chrome extension adds a panel to every arxiv abstract: a LLM-curated TLDR and a semantic-similarity graph from SPECTER2 embeddings (both on all 3M papers), and the citation graph for papers that OpenAlex covers. For papers in public-review venues (NeurIPS, ICLR, ICML, TMLR, COLM), it adds reviewer scores. Where matched, it links to GitHub repos, Hugging Face models, and conference videos.
Free, no signup. Chrome only for now, Firefox + Safari are next. Reviewer scores are limited to public OpenReview venues, so blind-review conferences like CVPR and AAAI are out of scope. Code, model, and video links are matched best-effort, not guaranteed per paper.
Would love your feedback. Especially: which paper did you check first?
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About Tomesphere on Product Hunt
“ A research dashboard for every arxiv paper”
Tomesphere was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, earning #1 Product of the Day. Tomesphere makes every arxiv paper readable. The free Chrome extension adds a side panel on arxiv with TLDR, OpenReview reviewer feedback and scores, GitHub and Hugging Face links, conference videos, the citation graph, and a semantic neighbor graph from SPECTER2 embeddings. Or browse 3 million papers directly at tomesphere.com. No signup, no payment. Built for researchers, ML practitioners, and anyone tired of scrolling 12-page PDFs to figure out what a paper actually does.
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