Reference Tracker For Mac

An important part of writing and research is keeping track of the publications you use as references. Beyond just needing to create reference lists, it helps to have a record of all the works you’ve relied on if you need to go back and read them again or make modifications.

Reference Tracker is designed with just that in mind. It lets you find and add all the publications you’ve cited or referenced, provides ways for you to organize them, and enables you to generate reference lists using various formatting styles.

To get started, you just need a publication’s ISBN or DOI to add it as a reference. If you don’t have either of these, you can search for it by title, author, or key terms. The app should be able to find them directly.

Once added, references can be organized via groups and keywords. You can specify where they were referenced in your work, and even attach documents that are relevant.

Finally, when you need to create a formatted reference list to attach to your work, the app can generate one using any of the popular styles. These can be edited and exported to other formats, and you can even create your own custom styles and share them.