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Go from topic to thesis, outline, and a full draft with AI guidance at every stage. Smart suggestions as you write — keep what works, change what doesn't.
Two flagship products and seven generators for every stage of academic writing — from picking a topic to printing a clean cover page.
Go from topic to thesis, outline, and a full draft with AI guidance at every stage. Smart suggestions as you write — keep what works, change what doesn't.
Scan your paper for grammar issues, AI-generated text, and originality before you submit. Catch what your eyes miss after the tenth re-read.
Fill in a section-by-section essay outline — introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion — then export a formatted Word document to draft from.
Turn a topic or your notes into a study guide — summary, key concepts, definitions, and practice questions.
Ten title options from your topic — pick one or remix them into your own.
Stuck on what to write about? Get researchable topic ideas for your subject and assignment type.
Roman-numeral essay outline structured around your thesis. Argument first, scaffolding second.
Three arguable thesis options for your prompt — pick the angle that fits your evidence best.
Correctly formatted MLA, APA, or Chicago title page in seconds. Download as DOCX or PDF.
Five attention-grabbing openings tailored to your topic and tone — question, statistic, anecdote, bold claim, quote.
Structured RRL scaffold with themed sections, synthesis, and identified gaps to populate with your sources.
Turn your thesis and main points into a strong closing paragraph — restates, synthesizes, and lands a takeaway.
One point in, one structured body paragraph out — topic sentence, support, analysis, and a transition.
In-depth how-tos that pair with the tools above.
MLA, APA, and Chicago title page rules with side-by-side examples.
Read guide →Seven hook techniques broken down with sample paragraphs and the bridge-sentence formula.
Read guide →The full process — from topic selection through thematic synthesis and gap identification.
Read guide →APA, MLA, and Chicago formats with full worked examples and a step-by-step process.
Read guide →The IMRaD sections, the verb tense each uses, and the Results-vs-Discussion distinction, with an annotated example.
Read guide →For when you need more than the free tools — example papers across every subject, citation history saved across projects, unlimited AI generation.
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