AI for research papers that drafts the full paper for review.

Who this is for

Journal articles and conference papers use this page. Same shape either way: introduction, related work, methods, results, discussion, conclusion. A thesis is a different kind of document. So is a literature review.

Writing a research paper means holding several jobs at once

Writing a research paper is tiring in a specific way. Related work sits in one file, the method in another, the results are still in the analysis tool, and the discussion is the section you keep meaning to start. When you move a claim, you open the PDF again, because you no longer trust that the sentence and the reference match. None of that means the paper is going badly. It means the work was never in one place.

Asking a chatbot to draft the whole thing is a reasonable thing to try. The evening then goes to citations that do not open, a methods section that is not your design, and an AI-detection score you did not plan to spend the night on. A literature tool is kinder, and it stops earlier. Methods, results, and discussion are a blank page again, which is the part you were hoping not to face alone.

How Relumir drafts AI for research papers in one place

You set the length, the years you want cited, and the citation style. Cruise control is there if you want Relumir to keep going on its own. Leave it off and nothing moves until you say so.

Relumir looks for the gap the paper can actually answer. You pick it. The outline comes next, including where the results sit and what belongs in an appendix. Tables drawn from the literature are Relumir’s to source. Charts from your own analysis stay yours. Bring them from SPSS, R, Stata, NVivo, ArcGIS, MATLAB, Excel, or Python. Relumir writes the results and the discussion around those numbers. It will not make the numbers up.

You edit any section. Passages that are too close to a source get rewritten, and the draft is checked for AI detection before you export to Word or PDF.