Jesus Berenguer

When ACS shut down its mobile app, a lot of us lost the easiest way to keep up with some of the literature. Generic RSS readers are flaky, strip out images, and force you to bounce between publishers — while new chemistry papers are coming out at a firehose pace. All most of us want is to open one app, scroll the latest ASAPs, and actually see the graphical abstracts first — because chemists read in structures, not walls of text. So we built ChemASAP 🧪⚡ Open one app and see the newest ASAP and early-view papers (publisher agnostic), with their graphical abstracts front and center. • Pulls crisp TOC / graphical abstracts automatically – even when a publisher's RSS feed breaks or leaves them out • Works across publishers in one clean feed (ACS, Nature, Wiley, RSC, Cell Press/Chem, Science, and more — not locked to one house) • Treats @ChemRxiv as a first-class journal right alongside peer-reviewed ASAPs • Toggle only the journals you care about, tap straight to full text, or share a paper in one tap • No account, no sign-up 100% Free for everyone. So far, its been our go-to app for keeping track of the literature in real-time. 📱 iPhone/iPad: apps.apple.com/us/app/chemas… 💻 Web: api.baranlab.org Reply here with ideas for how to make it better! Shout out to @knight_chem for sponsorship and @bot for development.