Claims need sources, and the writing needs a record that you wrote it. Both build up while you write, with nothing extra to keep track of.
Cite a paper you found by DOI or title and the reference list builds itself. Switch styles and every citation and entry changes at once. Entries come only from lookups or what you type in.
APA 7MLA 9ChicagoIEEEHarvard
Research suggests that state of mind also shapes how the body heals (Ray, 2004).
Ray, O. (2004). How the Mind Hurts and Heals the Body. American Psychologist, 59(1), 29-40. https://doi.org/10.1037/0003-066X.59.1.29
Only the AI results you accept in the editor are logged, with date, feature and model. The typed, accepted and pasted shares plus this log become your AI use statement. It does not write the assignment for you.
Generative AI Use Statement
I used generative AI on this assignment as listed below.
How the text was entered
AI use log
TimeFeatureModelCharacters accepted
One assignment, one document. No moving between files and fixing the formatting all over again.
Open the hwp, hwpx or docx file you were given right in the browser and keep writing. The file is never uploaded.
Import guide →Set a due date and a target length to see the days and characters left. Citations go in from Cite in the toolbar.
Assignment report template →Open the AI use report to review the shares and the log, then write your own contribution.
Report and paper guide →Cover page, contents, body, references and the AI statement saved as one PDF, with page numbers at the bottom.
Make a cover page →No install, no signup. The citation at the end of the sentence and the reference list are exactly what the editor makes. Press Cite in the toolbar to find a paper and cite it right away. Keep writing on the empty line below: double asterisks for bold, # and a space for a heading, / on an empty line for the block menu.
Citations, length, AI use statement, cover page, HWP to PDF. Each one opens the editor, and the feature is right there in the toolbar.
Find a paper by DOI or title and format it in APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE or Harvard.
Count words, characters with and without spaces, sentences and pages at once.
Write a one-page statement of where and how you used AI in an assignment.
Enter your school, course and name to get a cover page as a PDF.
Open a Hangul (HWP) file in the browser and save its content as a PDF.
Assignment reports, research papers, lecture notes. Pick a proven skeleton and just fill it in.
A report frame that pins the scope in the introduction and makes the body keep that promise.
CourseworkA paper frame ordered the way a reviewer reads it, with slots left open for footnotes and references.
CourseworkA lecture note frame in three parts: body, cue questions, summary.
CourseworkA reading log frame in three steps: quote, thought, application.
WritingAn essay frame that moves from something that happened to what you make of it.
It does not write for you. Call it where you are stuck and see the result before it touches your text. Every accepted result goes into the AI use log behind your statement.
With text selected it works on that text. With nothing selected it opens what the cursor can do.
Rewrite, fix spelling, shorten, expand, change tone, translate. Or write the instruction yourself.
It reads the flow before the cursor and writes the next paragraph. Tab puts it in, Esc drops it.
Give a topic in one line and it lays out headings and lists in the shape of an assignment report or research paper. The References section stays empty and no citations are made up.
It reads the whole document, offers three titles, and writes a summary with the key points.
It finds translated-sounding lines, two ideas crammed into one sentence, and claims with nothing behind them, then lists them. Click one and that sentence is selected. Whether to change it is up to you.
Write down a rule you want to keep, such as "no sentence longer than two lines", and the check reads your document against it alongside the built-in ones.
The result lands in a card first. Replace it, insert it below, or ask again. Once it is in, one undo takes all of it back.
Included in Plus. $5 a month or $50 a year.
If typing lags or a draft disappears the night before it is due, you do not finish. So the core was built from scratch.
A core built from scratch keeps keystrokes light even in million-character documents. The cursor never lags, the scroll never stutters.
# plus a space becomes a heading, double asterisks become bold. If your hands know markdown, there is nothing to learn.
Type / on an empty line for headings, lists, quotes and code blocks. Less hunting through menus with a mouse.
Text from Notion, Word or Google Docs arrives with its formatting intact. The paste-then-fix ritual disappears.
Keystrokes group naturally and positions are tracked by stable IDs. Undo never deletes the wrong thing.
Documents save to your account the moment you pause. No more hunting for lost drafts.
Switch views and your headings and lists are drawn as a mindmap. Import FreeMind .mm as a document, and save the map as a PNG.
Keystrokes and pastes are counted separately, along with writing time and sittings. Hand-typed pieces earn a badge and a public proof link that carries only the numbers and a hash of the text.
Straight quotes curl, three dots become an ellipsis. Code is left untouched, and one undo brings back exactly what you typed.
A paper, a novel and a screenplay have no reason to share one screen. Pick a mode and the setting, the counts and the tools change together.
Nothing switched on. Just write.
Only the paragraph you are writing stays lit.
Chapters and scene breaks, for the long haul.
Numbered headings and footnotes.
Write until the length you set is full.
Scenes written as characters and lines.
Documents that carry code and tables.
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