What's new

A living product, dated honestly.

What shipped and when. No roadmap theater — entries appear here after they work.

  1. August 13, 2026

    Cite the whole internet — responsibly

    Add web pages (.edu articles, reports) by URL — their text is indexed so they ground suggestions and cite as proper webpages. Add books by ISBN with auto-filled details. Set a target length in words or pages and watch the live meter; upload the assignment handout and the coach follows it.

  2. August 12, 2026

    A calmer, sharper writing room

    Screen typography split from manuscript format — you write in a readable serif, exports stay Times New Roman double-spaced. The toolbar slimmed down, the coach panel leads with what to do now, and a batch of small bugs (including a missing-space glitch in accepted suggestions) got fixed.

  3. August 5, 2026

    Each essay gets its own library

    Documents now hold their own attached sources, so citations and suggestions stay scoped to the essay you're writing. Saving got sturdier under the hood.

  4. August 4, 2026

    Read papers without leaving

    Open-access PDFs from paper search now open in a built-in reader beside your document — read, then add to your library or cite in one click.

  5. August 3, 2026

    Six essay types and a guided coach

    Argumentative, expository, term paper, research paper (IMRaD), thesis, and literature review — each with its own structural rules. Guided mode arrived: a plan, per-paragraph feedback, and not a single sentence written for you.

  6. August 2, 2026

    The foundations

    Grounded autocomplete, citations that only come from your sources, Examiner Mode, APA/MLA/Chicago via the official CSL styles, and export to Word, LaTeX, and PDF.

Your ideas. Your sources. Your words.

AI guides. You write.