Free tool
Draft a research paper from your study
Describe your study: the question, how you did it and what you found. WriteOrbit drafts a paper in IMRaD form, with an introduction and discussion that cite real papers. Your results stay yours: it only writes up what you give it.
How to use it
Describe the study
Give the question, method and findings in plain notes.
Read the draft
Introduction, methods, results and discussion, with the literature cited.
Finish in the editor
Add your tables, run peer review and claim check, and export.
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 does not analyse data or invent results; it writes up the findings you give it. Check every number.
Questions
More in the help center.
Will it make up results?
It is told to use only your findings and to leave placeholders such as [add value] where a number is missing. Check every figure against your data.
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Abstract generator
Paste your paper. Get an abstract of the right length.
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Quick data analysis
Descriptives, correlations, t-tests and chi-square from a CSV.
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Thesis to manuscript
Turn a thesis chapter into a journal article draft.
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AI peer review
Major and minor comments, like a real referee.
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Citation and claim checker
Finds unsupported claims, retracted papers and wrong DOIs.
Learn more - Feature · Import and export
Word, PDF and LaTeX export
Word templates in. Word, PDF or LaTeX out.
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