A thesis, from topic to submission
A guided journey with a literature engine that finds and reads real papers, so your draft is grounded in sources, never invented citations.
The literature review is where theses stall
Finding, reading and citing real sources by hand is the slowest, most error-prone part.
Finding real papers is slow
Searching databases, reading abstracts and tracking what's relevant eats weeks before you write a word.
AI invents citations
General chatbots hallucinate papers and quotes, which is fatal if it reaches your bibliography.
Formatting fights you
Keeping structure, citations and references consistent across a long document is a constant drain.
How Write grounds your thesis in real sources
A guided journey, with a literature engine that only uses papers that actually exist.
Set your topic and rules
Define your working topic and your institution's requirements, so the whole journey fits your submission.
Find real literature
Search OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar for real papers with real DOIs, never invented.
Extract and synthesize
Pull the question, method and findings from each paper and synthesize them into a review with in-text citations.
Draft the proposal and thesis
Write the proposal, then the thesis, in a live formatted document that cites your saved sources.
Everything in this workspace
- A guided journey: topic, rules, literature, proposal, draft
- A literature engine that finds real papers (OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar)
- Extract and synthesize sources into a review with citations
- Citations and references in your required style
- A live, formatted document beside the chat
- Export to PDF, Word or Docs
Write a thesis grounded in real research
Set your topic and let the literature engine do the hunting.