Recorded incidents reflect enforcement choices as well as underlying behaviour.
Supports C1Evidence-first workspace for college assignments
Build stronger assignments. Show where every claim comes from.
Turn a prompt and trusted sources into a clear checklist, evidence map, and source-linked outline. ResearchWize shows what is supported, what is missing, and what you still need to decide.
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Requirement 03
Evaluate impact on marginalized communities
Partial support
C1
Working claim
Historical arrest data can reproduce existing enforcement patterns when used as a neutral predictor.
Deployment can increase observations in already monitored areas.
Supports C1Evidence gap
Find support →
Add a source that evaluates a mitigation strategy, not only the risk.
TraceableClaim → passage → source
Gap visibleOne requirement needs support
01Understand the task
02Map the evidence
03Build the outline
04Verify the gaps
Words are easy. Evidence is the work.
The blank page is not the real problem.
Students lose time translating a dense prompt, reopening the same PDFs, and trying to remember which source supports which point. A fluent paragraph can still miss the rubric or outrun the evidence.
ResearchWize keeps the assignment requirements, source passages, working claims, and open gaps in one reviewable path.
Prompts hide requirements
Turn instructions and rubric language into a checklist you can actually work through.
Notes lose their source
Keep useful passages attached to their source context and the claim they can support.
Gaps surface too late
See unsupported sections before you spend hours polishing an argument that is not ready.
Research · Build · Verify
A workflow that keeps you in the loop.
ResearchWize organizes the reasoning around your assignment. You decide what belongs in the final work.
Add the prompt and rubric
Paste the assignment instructions, grading criteria, teacher notes, and course context.
Output: requirement checklistBring trusted sources
Add webpages, PDFs, and documents. Pull out the passages that matter to the task.
Output: structured source notesConnect claims to evidence
Map each working claim to the source material that supports, qualifies, or challenges it.
Output: evidence mapShape the argument
Build a source-linked outline around the requirements instead of generating a disconnected essay.
Output: working outlineVerify before you submit
Review missing support, citation details, counterpoints, and course-policy fit.
Output: gap and provenance reviewA workspace, not a text box
See the chain from instruction to source.
Every assignment has a hidden structure: requirements, claims, evidence, and gaps. ResearchWize makes that structure visible so you can inspect it instead of trusting a polished block of text.
- Requirement coverage: know which rubric items are addressed.
- Source traceability: keep claims tied to the passages behind them.
- Evidence quality: distinguish direct support from context or counterevidence.
- Visible uncertainty: surface missing inputs instead of filling them with confident guesses.
RequirementCovered
Compare two policy approaches
Claim 2Source A, p. 8
Claim 2Source C, p. 19
RequirementNeeds evidence
Address a credible counterargument
+ Add a source that challenges your position
Provenance noteReady to review
Sources analysed: 4 · Claims mapped: 7 · Open gaps: 1
Built for source-heavy coursework
Useful when the answer has to hold up.
Especially helpful for business, social science, health, humanities, and other courses where claims need credible support.
Find the evidence behind the recommendation.
Separate facts, assumptions, options, and tradeoffs before you build the final analysis.
Keep claims connected to the literature.
Organize sources around the argument and spot sections supported by only one weak reference.
Compare positions without flattening them.
Track support, counterevidence, and limits while keeping the required audience and format visible.
Build slides from verified source notes.
Move from an evidence plan to a focused structure, speaker notes, and citations you can check.
AI should make the work easier to inspect.
Your judgment stays in the workflow.
ResearchWize is designed for reviewable assistance, not invisible authorship. Use it in ways allowed by your instructor, institution, and assignment.
Review before you rely
AI-assisted analysis can be incomplete or wrong. Check quoted passages, citations, interpretations, and final claims against the original sources.
Match your course policy
Use ResearchWize for the kinds of support your course permits, and disclose AI assistance when your instructor or institution requires it.
No grade guarantees
ResearchWize helps you organize and inspect the work. It cannot predict or guarantee how an instructor will assess a submission.
Clear data choices
Only add materials you are allowed to process. Read the privacy policy for the categories of information handled and how to request access or deletion where applicable.
One product. A free place to start.
Simple pricing for the whole workflow.
The web workspace is available now with clear Free and Plus allowances.
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Free
$0
Reach the evidence-planning moment before you decide whether Plus fits.
- 3 source analyses total
- 1 evidence plan total
- Prompt and rubric checklist
- No credit card required
For ongoing coursework
Plus
$8.99/month
or $69.99/year
A practical monthly allowance for active coursework in the web workspace.
- 50 source analyses per month
- 10 evidence plans per month
- Source-linked outlines and gap reviews
- Prompt and rubric checklists
Transparent fair use.
Core AI features use GPT-4o mini by default. Plus allowances reset at the start of each calendar month in UTC and are designed to keep the plan sustainable. Higher-cost or unusually large processing may be metered, limited, or offered separately. Prices shown in USD; available currency and taxes are confirmed before checkout.
Extension status
Updated browser companions are prepared for store submission.
The web workspace is available now. Verified store links and extension access details will appear only after each updated build is approved and published.
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Community impacts of automated decision systems
Local context changes how model outputs affect different communities.
Add to ResearchWizeEvidence saved with context
Claim link, source title, page URL, and selected passage stay together.
Questions, answered
Know what ResearchWize does before you start.
Still unsure? Email [email protected].
No. It helps you unpack the task, connect claims to source material, build an outline, and find gaps. You review the evidence and write or revise the submission in line with your course policy.
A source analysis processes a webpage, PDF, or supported document into structured notes. An evidence plan turns your prompt, rubric, context, and selected sources into a requirements checklist, evidence map, outline, and gap review.
Updated extension packages are prepared; store submission and publication are pending. Use the web workspace now. Verified links will appear only after publication.
Policies differ by course and institution. Check the rules for the specific assignment, use only the permitted kinds of support, and disclose AI assistance when required. If generation is prohibited, do not use a feature in a way that violates that rule.
No AI system can promise that. ResearchWize makes supporting passages and gaps easier to inspect, but you must verify source details, quotations, citation formatting, and interpretations against the original material.
The free allowances are lifetime account allowances. Plus allowances reset at the start of each calendar month in UTC. If you reach a limit, ResearchWize will ask you to wait for the reset or choose an available metered option; it will not silently run up usage charges.
Start with the assignment in front of you.
Make the evidence visible before you draft.
Add a prompt, rubric, and source. ResearchWize will help you see the requirements, support, and gaps.