Rectoly isn't another editor. Its job is done when what you've read reaches the place you write — Word, LaTeX, Obsidian or your reference manager.
Open the .docx, .odt or Markdown file you're writing next to the paper you're reading. Every time you save in Word, the view catches up.
Copy from the reflowed text and the printed page number comes along: “p. 312”, not “page 5 of the PDF”. BibTeX and citation keys are one click away too.
Export every figure as PNG and every table as CSV, from one paper or many at once. Copy a table and it pastes into Excel as cells, not a picture.
Export a research theme as Markdown or Word, with a reference list built from the papers it quotes.
Move a quotation from the paper to your manuscript, page number included, without switching windows.
No screenshots to crop.
The highlights and notes of a paper you open are written as a Markdown note named after its citation key, in the folder you choose.
On Windows or Mac, everything is free for 14 days. Then it's a one-time purchase that works on every device signed in to the same account.