KITE is a web application accessible with a simple browser. This means that your monitoring is at your fingertips whether you are on your laptop, tablet, or phone. No installation and no need for synchronization between your devices.
No more dozens of tabs open every morning. Instead of browsing 15 different websites every day, KITE centralizes all your online monitoring sources in one place. Filter your sources with a keyword to quickly find what you're looking for.
Group your sources into custom categories to increase efficiency. When well organized, your sources will be easy to consult based on the topics that interest you.
When you scan through new publications in the morning, bookmark articles that deserve careful reading with a single click. Come back to them when you have time to analyze them, take notes, or add them to your bibliography.
Your monitoring comes to you automatically by activating email alerts for your strategic categories. Receive a daily summary of new publications from the last 24 hours. Keyword filtering is available for even greater precision.
Found a key article for your fellow doctoral student? Share it instantly in a list of shared articles. Your team subscribes to your list, and you subscribe to theirs. Each member becomes a curator for the others.
Follow your favorite content without worrying about the format! KITE supports the three main feed formats: RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed. No technical skills are required: simply add the address of the feed of your choice, and KITE will take care of the rest.
Thanks to the automatic generation of an OPML file, you can export your feeds to save them or use them on another reader. You can also import existing feeds if you already use another feed reader which allows you to export your feeds in OPML.
Whether you follow news, articles, podcasts, or specialized websites, you can create custom categories to organize everything your way. No more searching: find your content in the blink of an eye, neatly sorted and accessible.
Thanks to the filter function, simply type in a keyword and instantly discover all the publications that mention it. Fast, simple, and effective: don't waste any more time searching.
You spot an interesting article but can't read it right away. Bookmark it to read it when you have time. No need to search again for an article that interested you or copy it into another document.
Categorization, note and tags will help you remember why it's relevant. The keyword filter will allow you to easily find a bookmark in a category.
You no longer know which category you saved a bookmark in. A search form allows you to find it quickly.
You can choose to make a bookmark visible to everyone or only to yourself.
You can turn any of your feed categories into a mini-newsletter to receive articles published in the last 24 hours in your inbox.
By choosing keywords, you refine the selection of articles you receive in your inbox. KITE will then select only those articles whose titles contain one or more of these keywords.
Once you have set up your mini-newsletters, simply wait for your scientific updates to arrive in your inbox. You will receive daily notifications so you don't miss a thing.
From your email inbox, you can bookmark, share, or unsubscribe from your mini-newsletters with a single click.
You find an article that you think is interesting to share. Add it to your sharing list. Other people can subscribe to it if they wish. It's a great way to build a scientific monitoring system together.
All individuals who use KITE and share articles can be followed. Use our search form to find someone by name and subscribe to their shared articles.
For example, within your laboratory, subscribe to the list of articles shared by your colleagues to create a collective scientific watch.
By registering to articles shared by one or more people, you will increase your chances of discovering articles that you would not have discovered otherwise.
Of course, you can unsubscribe at any time from shared articles from someone you follow.
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