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Open bibliometric dataset and dashboard on the published science behind ~179 peptides: about 65,000 PubMed publications (2000 onward) and about 5,000 ClinicalTrials.gov registrations, each classified by evidence class (human clinical, animal, in vitro, computational, review). Counts by peptide, year, research category and study type, plus a trial-level table with status, phase and whether results were posted. Frozen, citable dataset versions (2026.1) in CSV, JSON and XLSX under CC BY 4.0; every search query and classification rule is published on the methodology page. Metadata only, no medical or dosing advice. Disclosure: I'm the maintainer; it is published by Superfime LLC.

GAAbstract reads your paper, picks out the key entities and relationships, and lays them out as a publication-ready graphical abstract you can edit live.

Vizcept is an AI scientific figure generator for master's and PhD students, researchers and linguistics courses. Describe your study and get a paper-ready figure: conceptual frameworks, CONSORT flow diagrams, syntax trees and sentence diagrams are typeset by code, so every label, arrow and count lands where you wrote it. Other figure types are drawn by an image model. Freemium: the first figure is free without an account; 5 credits on sign-up and daily check-in; watermarked downloads are free; plans from $14.90/month; non-renewing credit packs from $19.90. Credit packs never auto-renew.

MathCapture is a new equation editor designed for students, engineers, and researchers. It aims to be a modern alternative to MathType and traditional LaTeX-based tools.

PaperBanana helps researchers turn research text into scientific illustration and graphical abstract drafts. AI generation requires sign-in and credits. It also offers free research poster templates with editable PowerPoint export. Researchers should check generated labels, arrows and scientific claims before use.

GotGrant is an independent web workspace for researchers exploring NIH funding trends, funded investigators and recently awarded projects. It uses public NIH RePORTER records and links results to the official source. Users can save searches and receive daily or weekly alerts. GotGrant Pro costs US$14.99/month or US$119/year. A narrower postdoc lab-leads plan costs US$9.99/month or US$59/year and highlights recently funded labs, not confirmed vacancies. Subscriptions renew until cancelled. GotGrant is not affiliated with or endorsed by NIH.