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SciMar

A Scientific Watch on Your Phone

It reads each day's naval-hydrodynamics, weather, ship-performance and maritime-AI research and ranks it against interests you define yourself, in plain language, entirely on the device. No language model on the phone; nothing you write leaves it.

Coming 2027

In development. The on-device research watch is being validated before public release. To hear when it opens: [email protected].

SciMar Today: the day's papers ranked by your interests and tagged by lane
A saved paper showing its nearest interest and similarity score
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Data sent off device
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Target release
SciMar Today digest

Your daily digest

The research that matters, ranked for you

Each night SciMar fetches new papers from arXiv and OpenAlex, embeds every one on the device, and scores it against your interest statements. You wake to a capped digest, the few papers worth your time, each tagged by lane and shown with the interest it matched and how closely.

  • Deterministic ranking, no black box, no language model on the phone
  • Four lanes: hydrodynamics, weather, ship performance, maritime AI
  • Save or dismiss a paper to sharpen the watch over time
  • Runs fully offline after a one-time model download
SciMar statement of interests and maritime profiles

Make it yours

Tuned to exactly what you read

Write your interests in plain language, one line each, and SciMar ranks against them. Save several as profiles (one for naval architecture, one for weather routing) and switch in a tap, or start from a maritime preset.

  • Plain-language interest statements as the anchors
  • One-tap maritime presets, Pro
  • Several saved profiles, switched instantly, Pro
A full research paper rendered in SciMar's built-in, ad-free PDF viewer

Ask a paper

Search a PDF: then read it, ad-free

Import any PDF and ask a question in plain language. SciMar embeds it on the device and returns the exact passage, found, never generated, so a factual question lands on the line that answers it, not a wall of text.

Then read the whole paper in the built-in viewer: crisp, on-device, and free of the ads and trackers of a general PDF app.

  • Hybrid semantic + keyword search, tuned for pinpoint answers
  • Passages returned verbatim, no hallucination
  • Built-in, ad-free PDF reader

SciMar

Coming 2027

In development. The app is being validated before public release. Contact [email protected] to hear when it opens.

Fully offline

Works with no connectivity

After a one-time model download, the digest, ranking, search and reader all run on the device, so SciMar keeps working at sea, with the signal off.

Related papers

Follow the citations

From any paper, an on-device citation snowball surfaces its closest neighbours, so a promising result opens a reading trail rather than a dead end.

Private by design

Nothing leaves your phone

No account, no telemetry, no server. Only public, keyless sources (arXiv, OpenAlex) are ever queried; your interests and ratings stay on the device.

Always current

Updates, in the app

New versions are delivered here directly, a tap installs the latest, keeping your licence, settings and downloaded model. No app store required.

How your data is handled

The thinking stays on your phone

All ranking, embedding and PDF search run on the device, there is no language model anywhere, no server doing the work, and no contact with any SL-Mar machine. Your interests, ratings, saved papers and imported PDFs never leave the phone.

SciMar reaches the internet only to fetch public data: the embedding model once (from Hugging Face), the day's papers and citations (arXiv and OpenAlex, public and keyless), open-access PDFs, and app updates. None of these carry anything about you. After the one-time model download, the digest, ranking, search and reader work offline.

Built by a master mariner

For practitioners who read the science behind ship performance, weather routing and the sea, a watch that surfaces the few papers that matter, and keeps your reading yours.

Coming 2027

In development. Contact [email protected] to hear when it opens.