CitApp — Save Sources

Save sources for your essays and research in one click, with no copy-pasting and no formatting headaches. CitApp automatically extracts the title, author, date and publisher from any web page or PDF, then formats a ready-to-use citation for you. Just open the page, click the CitApp icon, and hit Save source. You will need a free CitApp account. This extension is the save button; citapp.org is where your sources live, and where you find them again, switch citation style, and build the finished reference list. Creating an account takes about twenty seconds and the extension connects itself. No card, and saving sources in the app is unlimited and free. What CitApp does 📌 One-click saving Click the extension icon on any web page, article or online PDF. CitApp reads the page metadata and saves the source directly to your CitApp project, with no forms to fill in. Right after saving, the popup shows the title, author and year it read, and tells you if an author or year is missing, while you are still on the page that has the answer. 📄 Works with PDFs, even paywalled ones and long ones CitApp detects PDF files automatically, including PDFs behind university logins that a normal web scraper can't reach. The file is read in your browser, where you are already signed in, and only the text it needs for the citation is sent, so a 200-page thesis works exactly like a two-page article, and the file itself never leaves your computer. Repository links without a .pdf on the end work too. 💾 PDFs you've already downloaded Open a PDF from your own computer in Chrome and CitApp can read that too, once you switch on Allow access to file URLs on the extension's details page. Chrome keeps that switch off by default and no extension is allowed to flip it for you, so CitApp explains where it is. Nothing else on your disk is ever read. 📑 Page numbers, found for you Quote a passage from a PDF and CitApp works out which page it came from, so a quotation citation is complete without you counting pages. ✏️ Harvard, APA and MLA citations Every saved source gets a formatted in-text citation ready to copy. Switch between Harvard, APA, MLA and 150+ other styles at any time inside the CitApp dashboard. 🔍 Auto-extraction Title, author, publication date, journal, publisher and DOI are read from the page's metadata and structured data. For tricky pages, CitApp uses AI to fill in what's missing. 📂 Organised by project Sources land in your Unsorted sources and can be dragged into subject folders (History essay, Biology lab report, etc.) inside CitApp. 🖱️ Right-click to save a selection Select any text on a page, right-click, and choose Save selection to CitApp to capture a specific quote or passage along with the page's URL. How it works Create your free account at citapp.org (the extension opens it for you on install) Go to any web page or open a PDF in your browser Click the CitApp icon in the toolbar Hit Save source The source appears in your CitApp project, citation ready to copy Sign in once and CitApp stays signed in automatically. Free plan Unlimited sources when you paste a link, DOI or ISBN in the app, with no weekly cap 10 browser-extension saves per week All 150+ citation styles, your own custom styles, and the full reference list PDF upload, import from Zotero or Mendeley, and export to Word, BibTeX and RIS Unlimited projects and categories, and sharing a project with classmates Pro plan Upgrade at citapp.org/pris for unlimited browser saves, AI summaries of your sources, and the saved page archive