Develop research writing alongside your source library

What is Jenni?

Jenni is a research writing environment built around the relationship between a draft and its sources. You can bring in papers, organize material, and use AI assistance while writing instead of repeatedly moving between a separate chatbot and document. Its focus on traceable references makes it relevant to literature reviews, research papers, and other writing where a readable paragraph also needs a defensible evidential basis.

Keep citations connected to the draft

Jenni supports PDF imports and collections from Zotero and Mendeley. Its autocomplete can use a curated source library, and its research chat can answer questions across those papers. The platform also provides inline citations and export options including DOCX and LaTeX. These are useful building blocks for moving from reading notes to a structured, referenced document.

Let the argument lead the assistance

Start by deciding what the section must establish and which papers genuinely bear on that question. Compare any suggested sentence with the original passage, including qualifications and study limitations. Where findings disagree, preserve that disagreement in the draft. An efficient workflow is to accept useful phrasing only after deciding that the claim, scope, and citation belong in your own argument.

Features to explore

• Source-library imports
• Cited autocomplete
• Research chat
• Inline citations
• Document export

Who is Jenni for?

Students and researchers drafting papers from a defined collection of sources. It is particularly relevant when citation management and writing happen together, and the author wants to check supporting passages throughout revision.

Before you get started

Verify every substantive claim and citation against the paper itself. Follow your institution's disclosure and authorship rules, and inspect exported references and formatting before submitting a final document.