A research supervisor, on call
Find a topic that's actually doable, then sharpen your question, objectives, scope and methodology the way a good supervisor does — by asking the right questions and checking you followed through. It never writes your project for you.
Find a viable topic
Not sure what to research? Share your interests and constraints — it checks each idea for data access, scope, time and ethics, or suggests directions.
Share where you are
Paste your proposal, plan or even a rough idea. Any stage is fine.
Get a structured review
Every part your supervisor would check, rated, with the questions you need to answer and the three things to fix first.
Revise and come back
Next time, it checks whether you did what you agreed — just like a real supervision meeting.
What every review checks
Judged against what your level expects — undergraduate, master's, PhD, IB Extended Essay or A-Level Project Work. It will not invent sources: when your reading is thin, it tells you what kind of source to look for.
Pro and Pro Plus
| Pro $35/mo | Pro Plus $79/mo | |
|---|---|---|
| Active projects | 1 | 3 |
| Structured reviews per month | 4 | 20 |
| Checks what you agreed last time | ||
| Review history | Latest two | All reviews |
| Objective → method → data → analysis table | — | |
| Supervision meetings (talk it through) | — | 60 messages/mo |
| Milestone plan back from your deadline | — |
Questions students ask
Will it write my dissertation or proposal for me?
No. It behaves like a good supervisor: it reviews your work, asks the questions that move it forward, suggests directions and points out risks. You do the writing — which is also what keeps you on the right side of your institution's rules on AI.
Can it help me choose a research topic?
Yes. Tell it what interests you and what you are working with — deadline, word count, access to data, skills — and it checks each idea for viability or suggests directions if you have none yet, then recommends one.
What does a review check?
Your research question, rationale, aim and objectives, scope and feasibility, literature, methodology, sampling and data, analysis plan, ethics, and limitations — each rated, with questions to answer and the three things to fix first.
Does it make up references?
It is instructed never to invent sources, authors or statistics. When your reading is thin it tells you what kind of source to look for and how to search for it.
Which levels does it support?
Undergraduate dissertations, master's theses, PhD research, the IB Extended Essay and Singapore A-Level Project Work — judged against what each level expects.
What is the difference between Pro and Pro Plus?
Pro includes topic checks and structured reviews that remember what you agreed last time. Pro Plus adds supervision meetings — a conversation with a supervisor who has read your draft — an objective-to-method alignment table, a dated milestone plan, more projects and your full review history.
A supervisor, not a ghostwriter: it helps you think, and you do the writing. Check your institution's rules on AI use and your handbook's requirements — they come first.