Reach for any paper - and it's already open.

The one-tap suggestion appears wherever the publisher is supported. Everywhere else you still get the full library, annotation, and project tools right in the browser.

It works from anywhere. There's no VPN to start and nothing that breaks the moment you leave the network.

No. It runs in the browser - no extension or client to download or keep updated.

Your institution controls which attributes are released, and Portium is built to minimise what publishers learn. What you read stays between you and your institution.

Yes. Institutional sign-in is passed through securely by a managed service that is contractually bound to your institution's own policies.

No. There's no repeated "where are you from" dance - you're recognised and signed in.

No. You still reach licensed content through the library, and every in-page tool - library, highlights, projects - stays with you.

You're recognised across the publishers you use, with no re-registration each time.

No. Your reading stays between you and your institution; Portium has no interest in profiling it.

There's no password in the flow to harvest - that's the point of passwordless institutional sign-in.

A gentle suggestion appears, you tap once, and you're reading - no form, no VPN, no install.

Yes. References format in any of 7,000+ styles - APA, MLA, Chicago, Vancouver, IEEE, Nature and more - and export with predictable, human-readable filenames.

Both. The PDF and a snapshot are stored encrypted alongside the clean metadata, so the paper itself is there when you return.

Yes. Every reference is searchable in My Library, so you find a paper in a keystroke rather than scrolling.

Yes. Any reference drops into a shared project, where the whole team can see and use it.

Most saves come back clean; on the rare miss you can edit the fields, and the full text and snapshot are kept regardless.

Yes. Access is part of the same flow, so a saved reference doesn't strand you at a paywall later.

One click from the navbar, right on the page you're reading - no separate plugin to launch.

Yes. PDFs and snapshots are stored encrypted, and your library is institution-aligned - what you collect stays yours, under your institution's control.

Yes, in your chosen style and with clean, human-readable filenames you can actually find later.

No. Saving works from the in-page toolbar with nothing to install.

Save once and the metadata, the full text, and the citation are all ready - so when you write, there's nothing to retype.

Yes. Any saved page can be linked into a research project, so a useful find becomes shared context for everyone on it.

Bookmarks are organised in folders and one keystroke from found, so a page you kept doesn't disappear into a pile.

No. They're shaped by your own return patterns, so they reflect what you keep coming back to.

No. The personalisation serves you and is institution-aligned - your reading stays governed by your institution's rules.

Yes. Each suggestion is ready to save or link into a project on the spot.

Any page worth returning to, whatever site it's on.

Yes. The more you read, the better Portium understands what's worth surfacing for you.

No. It works in the browser, with nothing to add.

Yes. They're kept in sync, so a page you saved is there wherever you sign in.

Yes, into folders that match how you actually work.

The page you were about to go looking for is already suggested - ready to keep, or share with your project.