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Citatum keeps your academic profiles, source-specific metrics, and papers together across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Citatum media kit
An academic profile,
made personal.
Citatum brings a researcher’s own profiles, source-specific metrics, papers, and widgets together across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Media assets · Citatum 1.6 for iOS and Mac · September 2026 · Original PNG files
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At a glance
The useful facts.
Everything an editor or reviewer should be able to confirm without hunting through the App Store.
- App
- Citatum
- Platform
- iPhone, iPad, and Mac
- Category
- Education
- Price
- Free download; optional Citatum Pro subscription
- Developer
- ezequiel
- Availability
- App Store
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Short description
Citatum is a personal academic profile app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It connects Google Scholar, ResearchGate, OpenAlex, Web of Science, and Scopus while keeping every provider’s metrics separate and clearly labeled.
Boilerplate
Citatum gives academics one focused place for the profiles and papers they personally follow, without turning unlike metrics into a made-up score. The app supports Google Scholar, ResearchGate, OpenAlex, Web of Science, and Scopus. Researchers can check source-specific metrics, search and save papers, compare a provider against earlier readings, export useful records, and keep their work in sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Identity
One icon.
Two appearances.
The app icon is supplied at 1024 × 1024 pixels and is ready for editorial layouts on light or dark backgrounds.
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NameCitatum
Pronunciationsee-TAH-tum
UseWrite Citatum with a capital C. Do not alter, recolor, mask, or place text over the app icon.
Original screenshots
The app, as it is.
Rendered from Citatum’s real SwiftUI components on iPhone, iPad, and Mac with playful sample academic data. Each original can be downloaded directly.
For coverage
Clear by design.
Citatum is about a researcher’s own academic record. It does not rank researchers, merge unlike provider metrics, or claim that one source is complete.
Google Scholar, ResearchGate, OpenAlex, Web of Science, and Scopus remain independent services. Their names and marks belong to their respective owners.