Free tool
A research report on your question, with every claim cited
Ask a research question. WriteOrbit finds relevant papers, reads their abstracts and writes a structured report: what is known, where studies disagree, and what is still open. Each claim cites the paper behind it.
How to use it
Ask
Type a research question. Add notes on your angle if you like.
It searches
WriteOrbit searches over 250 million works and picks the most relevant papers.
Read and check
Read the report, open the cited papers, and open it in the editor to keep working.
Good to know
- Sources come from a scholarly index and are cited from their abstracts; read the papers before you rely on them.
- The draft is a starting point. Rewrite it in your own words and check your course or journal rules on AI use.
- It reads abstracts, not full texts, and uses about ten papers per report.
Questions
More in the help center.
Are the sources real?
Yes. Every citation is a paper from the search results, linked to its record. The text around it is AI-written, so check that each paper says what the report claims.
Can I use my own PDFs?
Inside the editor, AI Chat can answer from your Library PDFs with page numbers.
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