Languages: English | 简体中文 | Français | Русский | Español | العربية
DailyArxiv brings you a clean, up‑to‑date list of new arXiv papers every weekday based on your own research interests. It filters the official arXiv feed into a daily digest, so you can quickly scan, save, and revisit what matters—without noise.
- Researchers and students who follow specific fields
- Engineers and PMs tracking fast‑moving areas (e.g., LLMs, vision, robotics)
- Anyone who wants a lightweight arXiv routine without manual search
- You add interests like “diffusion models” or a precise arXiv query
- Each weekday, the app checks arXiv for new or updated papers in a standard window (roughly yesterday’s batch; Tuesday includes the weekend)
- Results are merged, de‑duplicated, and shown on Home as “today’s papers”
- Nothing is deleted at midnight—Home just switches to the new day; your history remains
- Add your first interest (you can paste full arXiv queries or start with keywords)
- Pick a daily time to fetch (or use the recommended time)
- On Home, pull to refresh any time; check per‑interest status at the top
- Tap a paper to read details, open PDF/arXiv, or save it for later
Multiple languages and RTL where applicable. Current strings include:
- English (en)
- Chinese (zh)
- French (fr)
- Russian (ru)
- Spanish (es)
- Arabic (ar)
- No sign‑in, no cloud account
- Papers, interests, and settings stay on your device
- Network calls go directly to arXiv’s public API
- New papers arrive on weekdays; weekends are bundled into Tuesday’s batch
- Very broad queries can return many papers—consider refining interests
- PDF/code links depend on what authors provide; detection is best‑effort
- Can I follow multiple fields? Yes—add as many interests as you like.
- Can I import my interests from another device? Yes—use Export/Import in Settings.
- Why don’t I see anything on Saturday/Sunday? arXiv posts are weekday‑based; Tuesday includes the weekend.
Bug reports and feature requests are welcome. Please open an issue and include steps to reproduce or details about your idea.
We keep the architecture intentionally lightweight (Kotlin + Jetpack Compose + Room + WorkManager, no DI framework). Please align with existing patterns when contributing.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
