Compare Paperpile and Sciwheel 
- Users report that Paperpile excels in its integration with Google Docs, allowing for seamless citation and bibliography management, which is a significant advantage for those heavily using Google Workspace.
- Reviewers mention that Sciwheel offers a more robust set of features for collaboration, particularly with its ability to share and annotate documents in real-time, making it a preferred choice for teams working on joint research projects.
- G2 users highlight that Paperpile's user interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, contributing to its higher ease of use rating compared to Sciwheel, which some users find slightly more complex to get accustomed to.
- Users on G2 appreciate that Sciwheel provides a free entry-level option, making it accessible for students and researchers who may not have the budget for a subscription, while Paperpile's entry-level price is relatively low but still requires a commitment.
- Reviewers say that Paperpile has received high marks for its product direction, with a perfect score of 10.0, indicating strong confidence in its future development and feature enhancements, whereas Sciwheel's score of 8.3 suggests some uncertainty among users about its long-term roadmap.
- Users report that both products have quality support, but Paperpile's support is rated slightly higher at 8.9, with users noting quicker response times and more helpful resources compared to Sciwheel's 8.6 rating.
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I liked that I could use Paperpile on any device (Mac, Chrome, or Windows HP) which was very helpful and convenient when using different computers at work, school, and home.
I honestly haven't found anything I dislike except for the fact I have to use Google chrome.
-Multiple platforms supported -Easy to add resources -Website is also user-friendly -Many different citation styles -Can add a reference to multiple projects/folders -Very responsive support team; they've quickly made corrections when needed
Unclear why, but the overall experience has progressively gotten worse. The Word plugin has lost most of its search abilities, and unable to add new articles outside of PubMed (no DOI search, no arXiv search). Does not support arXiv citations or format by...
I liked that I could use Paperpile on any device (Mac, Chrome, or Windows HP) which was very helpful and convenient when using different computers at work, school, and home.
-Multiple platforms supported -Easy to add resources -Website is also user-friendly -Many different citation styles -Can add a reference to multiple projects/folders -Very responsive support team; they've quickly made corrections when needed
I honestly haven't found anything I dislike except for the fact I have to use Google chrome.
Unclear why, but the overall experience has progressively gotten worse. The Word plugin has lost most of its search abilities, and unable to add new articles outside of PubMed (no DOI search, no arXiv search). Does not support arXiv citations or format by...
