Research workspace

From topic to research.

Question, literature and source work for coursework, theses and dissertations, all in one place.

Route

Six stages from topic to draft

  1. 01
    Question

    Turn a topic into a question you can answer with the materials and time you have.

  2. 02
    Sources

    Find publications on your topic. Keep the ones you need in your personal library.

  3. 03
    Outline

    Build the structure of your work from the sources you selected.

  4. 04
    Comparison

    Findings of several articles side by side: where they agree, where they differ.

  5. 05
    Synthesis

    The big picture of the literature, with references to specific papers.

  6. 06
    Draft

    Text with every claim tied to a source.

Claim checking

Every claim, with a page reference

Claims without support in your sources are flagged separately.

ClaimSourceStatus
The method improves classification accuracyIvanov, 2021, p. 14Supported
The effect holds on small samplesPetrova, 2022, p. 7Partly
The method needs no labeled data—No source

Who it is for

Work of any scale

Coursework and theses

Narrow your topic, find the core literature and keep track of your sources.

Dissertations

Manage a large library and compare dozens of papers.

Reviews and case studies

Assemble a protocol, a literature table and a synthesis.

Start with a topic.

Define a question