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Nilesh Arnaiya • Peerlist

Bibby AI is an AI research writing platform. Draft, cite, create figures, tables, get reviewer feedback, and submit from 1700+ templates, to 3000+ conferences/journals all in one place.Research writing is still split across five tools. You draft in Overleaf, hunt citations in Google Scholar, redraw figures in BioRender or Illustrator, paste chunks into ChatGPT for feedback, then fight compile errors at 2am before a deadline. Bibby collapses that into one place, and the AI actually understands LaTeX instead of handing you broken markup.What you get<ul><li>Agentic LaTeX editor - the AI edits your document directly, fixes compile errors, and explains what it changed. Rich Text mode if you’d rather write like a Word doc and let Bibby handle the LaTeX.</li><li>Live citation search - find papers and insert properly formatted BibTeX without leaving the editor.</li><li>Academic figures - generate diagrams from a prompt with 6,000+ scientific icons (Bioicons, SciDraw), then one-click inject them into your paper. Methodology, architecture, and restyle modes included.</li><li>AI paper reviewer - reviewer-style feedback on your draft before an actual reviewer sees it.</li><li>Originality checker - plagiarism and originality scoring built in.</li><li>Templates and tools - conference and thesis templates, handwriting-to-LaTeX, LaTeX-to-Word export, poster and slide generation.</li><li>Free tools - The Paper Clock (live conference deadline countdowns across CS, neuro, physics, and math), LabSearch for finding labs worldwide, and a paper summarizer.</li></ul>Who uses it15,000+ researchers across 550+ universities in 160+ countries, fully organic.Used by Nobel prize winning groups at Stanford, Yale, MIT and Universität Bremen.