Trusted by leading research institutions and conferences worldwide
From neuroscience to physics, Axy powers discovery at conferences and research labs across 6 continents.
Three products, one mission
Every tool we build feeds into a shared knowledge graph — connecting researchers, ideas, and discoveries across the scientific ecosystem.
Conference Apps
AI-powered conference experiences that help attendees discover the right talks, posters, and collaborators — while giving organizers real-time analytics and seamless logistics.
- Swipe-based talk and poster recommendations tailored to your research
- Smart networking and poster buddy matching
- Complete organizer dashboard with 80% attendee adoption
- Pricing starts at €1,000 for up to 200 attendees



Journal Clubs
Collaborative tools for journal clubs, lab meetings, and seminar series. One place for paper selection, structured discussions, and shared reading lists.
- Centralized paper management for your research group
- Structured reading lists with annotations
- Used by 25+ labs at NYU, Oxford, Cambridge, and UniGE
- Free for academic research groups

Knowledge Graph Platform
The first collaborative infrastructure for scientific knowledge graphs. Map your research field, explore concept connections, and build on collective understanding — like GitHub, but for science.
- Concepts as nodes, relationships as edges, papers as evidence
- Fork, branch, and merge workflows for collaborative knowledge
- AI-assisted construction from as few as 20 seed annotations
- Currently in pilot at the University of Geneva


Scientific breakthroughs happen whenknowledge from different domainsconnects in unexpected ways
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Conference Apps
Journal Clubs
Knowledge Graphs
AI-Powered Discovery
Research Collaboration
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about Axy and how it can help your research.