Jenni AI

First you import sources: drag in PDFs, connect Zotero or Mendeley, or search the built-in index and add papers. Next you write alongside the AI, which can draw only on the library you chose, and insert citations in one click. Before submitting, Reviews checks each claim against your sources and flags unsupported or overstated ones, along with proofreading issues. You then export to .docx, LaTeX or HTML, or share the document with co-authors for comments and edits.

• •Source-grounded autocomplete - AI suggests the next sentences from the papers in your library, and each suggestion is cited and can be traced to the original PDF.
• •Traceable citations - Inline citations link a claim to the exact page and paragraph in the source, in 10,000+ styles including APA 7th, Chicago, Harvard, IEEE and Vancouver.
• •AI chat over your library - Ask about a methods section, compare findings across papers or find which source covers a concept, and get answers with citations.
• •Reviews - Checks every claim in your paper against your sources, flags unsupported, contradicted or overstated claims, and adds academic proofreading suggestions.
• •Real-time collaboration - Co-author papers with inline comments, version history and viewer or commenter roles, so supervisors can give feedback without editing your text.

Graduate students and PhD candidates use it to write literature reviews, theses and papers with correct citations. Academic teams and labs use it to co-write and check manuscripts before peer review. Analysts in pharma, policy, consulting and law use it for cited reports. Jenni says it does not generate whole essays and distances itself from tools that promise undetectable AI text.