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Type a topic, or upload the assignment brief or rubric. Pick a structure preset or build your own, and add your own notes to any section.
Published papers are pulled from OpenAlex and Crossref with their abstracts. Your outline and every section are written from what those papers actually say.
Click any citation to read the source. Edit any section, ask the assistant for changes, get tutor feedback, then download Word or PDF.
Structure, evidence and referencing are where marks are won or lost. That's what this is built around.
Every reference is a real, published paper with a DOI. Click a citation to read its abstract. No “(Author, Year)” placeholders, ever.
Upload a PDF brief or rubric and the report is planned around its required elements, word count and referencing style.
Full report, essay, short or business format, or switch sections on and off and drag them into your own order.
Paste your own draft and get scores, quoted problems and clear fixes, so you improve the writing yourself.
Change headings and text, add or delete sections, or tell the assistant what to change. Every version is saved to your history.
APA, IEEE or Harvard references are built automatically from what you cited, then exported in clean print formatting.
Every in-text citation links to the published work it came from, with its abstract one click away.
Few questions in developmental psychology have attracted as much public attention as the effect of social media on young people . Reviews still disagree on whether the associations are weak or substantial.
Results showed that most reviews interpreted the associations between social media use and mental health as ‘weak’ or ‘inconsistent,’ whereas a few qualified the same associations as ‘substantial’ and ‘deleterious.’
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Yes. Sources come from OpenAlex and Crossref, two open scholarly databases. Every reference has a DOI link you can open, and you can read each paper's abstract right inside the report. If no published sources exist for a topic, no report is generated and no credit is used.
Completely. Edit any heading or paragraph, add or remove sections, or ask the AI assistant to make changes. Everything is saved to your history, and you can undo changes.
APA, IEEE and Harvard. The reference list is generated from the works actually cited in your text, so it always matches.
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Tools turns your requirements into real files for your major: Excel models with live formulas, Word templates, slides, diagrams and step-by-step 3D parts, each checked against your requirements. Free accounts get 3 free trials in total; Plus gets 10, Pro 30 and Ultra 100 (fair use) runs every month. A run only counts when a file is generated, and downloading past results again is free.
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