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Unpeer

Unpeer is a platform that aggregates and curates scientific preprints, offering users monthly themed collections and a ranking system based on impact scores. Researchers can browse top preprints across fields such as genetics, genomics, and AI without ads or data selling, while the site uses anonymous analytics to improve the browsing experience.

Updated 1 month ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Researchers often struggle to keep up with the growing volume of scientific preprints across multiple disciplines, making it difficult to identify high‑impact work without spending extensive time browsing scattered repositories.

Solution

Unpeer aggregates newly posted preprints into a single discovery platform and organizes them into monthly curated “lenses” that focus on specific research areas such as Genetics & Genomics or AI & Computational Biology. Each lens presents a concise selection of ten recent papers, while a separate “Top Preprints” list ranks papers by an impact score derived from usage signals. The service operates without advertisements or data selling, relying only on anonymous analytics to refine recommendations, enabling researchers to quickly locate relevant, high‑visibility studies.

Target Audience

Primary users are academic researchers, graduate students, and scientific professionals who need efficient access to emerging preprint literature across various fields.

Features

  • Monthly curated collections (“lenses”) that spotlight ten recent preprints per discipline
  • Impact‑score ranking of preprints to surface the most influential work
  • Unified search across all preprint servers without redirects to external sites
  • Ad‑free interface with no personal data collection; only anonymous usage analytics are gathered
  • Simple, responsive design that highlights titles, abstracts, and links to original preprint sources
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