BibDesk is my favourite Reference Management Tool, and it was developed by  Michael McCracken,  Christiaan Hofmanand  Adam Maxwell contributed. It was launched to the public in 2002.  It is a reference management software that is to be used with BibTeX and the document markup language LaTeX. It was developed as an open-source project and is for use on the Mac operating system. It is used to edit and manage bibliographies. It can be used to manage references, find references, import references and export references. It can also be linked to documents.

BibDesk  is great at creating, editing, managing, and searching BibTeX databases. It connects to external databases such as PubMed, Library of Congress of the U.S. and Wen of Science.  It is easy to import references from articles and books; the data is organized by the reference manager. It also organizes  the desktop folder by putting documents which are in the computer and they will appear in the Bibtex database entries.  Also, it can be used to do other citation formats,  besides the BibTex format for LaTeX documents.

References:

Anon, BibDesk. Available at: http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/ [Accessed May 13, 2013].

BibDesk, 2013. BibDesk – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Available at: http://en.wikip