AI tools for Students & Researchers

A weekly operating rhythm: plan Monday, review Friday.

Structured prompts for literature scans and source comparison.

Dispatches parallel research agents, then merges their findings into one sourced brief.

A standing agent that tracks a topic and briefs you every week with sources, not guesses.

Active-recall and spaced-repetition prompts that turn a dense syllabus into a study plan you can actually finish.

A Cornell-style notes workspace with summaries, cue columns, and one-click review pages for every class.

Reads your draft like a TA would and returns line-level feedback on argument, structure, and clarity — never writes it for you.

Paste a lecture transcript or your notes and get clean question-and-answer cards ready to import.

Track every course, deadline, and grade in one place, with a running GPA that updates as you go.

Drop in a link or DOI and get a clean, correctly formatted reference added to your bibliography automatically.

A Socratic tutor that asks the next question instead of handing you the answer, so the concept actually sticks.

Office hours that only know your syllabus. Load the packet or the chair stays empty — it won't fetch the internet, invent a late policy, or finish the problem, and it sends you to the human professor when the packet is silent.