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Grounded and cited.
Ask a library that answers with citations, and write in a studio that never leaves your sources. When there is no source, ScholarGate says so.
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Chat with a catalog of research methods. Every answer is grounded in real method pages, carries its sources, and says so when it cannot be grounded.
- Answers cite the method pages they stand on.
- Cited methods collect in the sources rail as you chat.
- Browse, search and compare methods without leaving the library.
Write from your sources.
Bring your references to the desk and keep one research question in focus. The Studio drafts your Introduction and Literature Review, and nothing else.
- One research question drives the whole review.
- Sources come from your bookshelf or your own .bib / .ris files.
- The scope band never leaves the screen: two sections, by design.
It drafts two sections. By design.
The Studio writes an Introduction and a Literature Review from the sources on your desk, and nothing else. Your methods, your results and your argument stay yours to write. That is not a missing feature; it is the point.
Drafted from your sources, with every claim carrying its citation.
Untouched by ScholarGate. Your thinking, your voice, your authorship.
Why not just ask a general chatbot?
Because the two are built to answer differently. This is the short version; the long one is on the why page.
- Where an answer comes fromScholarGateA closed catalog of method pagesGeneral chatbotsEverything the model was trained on
- What a citation points toScholarGateMethod pages you can openGeneral chatbotsNothing the reader can open
- When there is no evidenceScholarGateThe gap is stated in the answerGeneral chatbotsFluent text closes the gap
- Sections it will draft for youScholarGateIntroduction and literature reviewGeneral chatbotsWhatever you ask for
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