ThesisAI

ThesisAI drafts long-form scientific documents - research papers, literature reviews, essays and thesis chapters - grounded in real sources.

You choose where the sources come from: upload your own PDFs, or let ThesisAI search the Semantic Scholar corpus for relevant papers. ThesisAI reads the papers, writes a structured draft with in-text citations and a bibliography, and produces a citation verification report that checks each cited claim against its source. You can download the finished document as PDF and LaTeX, or open it in Overleaf.

• Check your plan and remaining document credits
• Adjust default settings such as language, citation style and length
• Create a document and start writing it
• Follow a document's progress and get download links when it's finished
• Search the source papers behind a finished document for supporting passages
• Read the LaTeX, revise it and recompile the PDF, following the document's writing guide
• Send feedback to the ThesisAI team

ThesisAI is a research and drafting aid: a starting point that you review, verify and rewrite in your own words, following your institution's rules on academic integrity and the use of AI.

Requirements and limits: a ThesisAI account is required, and starting a document uses one document credit from your plan. Writing takes roughly 25 to 40 minutes. Uploaded PDFs must contain machine-readable text. The connector only accesses documents in your connected ThesisAI account.