Translate the prompt
Break instructions and rubric language into concrete requirements, constraints, and open questions.
One workspace from prompt to evidence
Keep the assignment and its sources connected.
ResearchWize turns your prompt, rubric, and trusted sources into a requirement checklist, evidence map, source-linked outline, and visible gap review.
Source to claimKeep evidence attached to the point it supports.
Gap before draftSee missing support before polishing the submission.
Map claims to sources
Keep working claims close to the passages that support, qualify, or challenge them.
Find what is missing
Review requirement coverage, thin evidence, counterpoints, citation details, and course-policy fit.
Move forward without losing the source.
A normal AI chat can give you fluent text, but it is easy to lose the assignment constraint or forget where a claim came from. ResearchWize keeps the working parts visible as the project develops.
- Prompt, rubric, teacher notes, and course context
- PDF, document, and webpage source analyses
- Working claims connected to supporting passages
- Source-linked outline organized around requirements
- Coverage, evidence, and provenance review
A source-aware workflow
Five useful outputs, in order.
Each step leaves something concrete you can inspect before moving on.
Requirements checklist
What must the submission do, include, compare, or demonstrate?
Source notes
Which passages, details, and limitations matter to the task?
Evidence map
Which source supports each working claim, and how directly?
Working outline
How should the claims and evidence flow around the rubric?
Gap review
What still needs evidence, nuance, citation checking, or a student decision?
Do the full assignment workflow
Organize prompts, projects, source analyses, evidence plans, and study outputs in one browser-based workspace.
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ResearchWize does not guarantee correctness or a grade.
AI-assisted analysis can miss context or make mistakes. Review source passages, citations, factual claims, and interpretations against the original material. Use only the support permitted by your course or institution, and disclose AI assistance when required.
Start with one real prompt.
Build the evidence plan before the prose.
The free account includes three source analyses and one evidence plan.