Search across study documents
Search PDFs, scanned PDFs with OCR, DOCX, TXT, RTF, and Markdown files by keyword, phrase, or natural-language question.
DocCite for Apple devices
DocCite for iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Add your protocols, amendments, informed consent forms, and study manuals. Search them together, review the cited passage, and open the source on the Apple device in front of you.
The current app
See DocCite on Apple.
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What you can do
Search and verify clinical research documents on Apple.
Review the cited passage
Each result identifies the document and location. Open the citation to read the surrounding source language.
Compare files and copy citations
Compare two documents, add PDF highlights, save bookmarks, and copy an answer with its citations.
Keep active studies organized
Use categories, bookmarks, recents, and document properties to return to the files and passages you use most.
Add your documents
Bring study files into DocCite.
On iPhone and iPad
Choose files, share a document into DocCite from another app, or capture a document with the camera or photo library.
On Mac
Choose files in Finder or drag supported documents into DocCite.
Requirements
Review Apple requirements before installing.
- iPhone and iPad require iOS or iPadOS 16 or later.
- Mac requires macOS 14 or later.
- Available in English.
What Apple Watch does
Apple Watch can send a question or note to its paired iPhone. Document import, search, and cited-answer review take place in the iPhone, iPad, or Mac app. The watch companion requires watchOS 9 or later.
See the workflow before you install.
The product tour follows a real question from the search result to the cited source.