Turn webpages and PDFs into structured notes with key ideas, evidence, and context.
ResearchWize web app · free during beta
Turn Research Into Finished Assignments
Summarize sources, organize projects, and generate essays, presentations, and study tools — all in one place.
Generate essays, presentations, and responses from the assignment itself or from saved source material.
Create quizzes, flashcards, citations, and project-ready materials without leaving the workspace.
Two clear starting points
Start with a source or start with the assignment.
Built to finish the work
Projects, exports, and study tools are part of the same workflow.
Summary workspace
Assignments workflow
How to begin
Start With a Source or Start With the Assignment
ResearchWize gives students two clear ways to begin. Start with the material you already have, then build the rest of the work in the same workspace.
Start with a source
Paste a webpage or upload a PDF to generate a structured summary with key ideas, insights, and context you can reuse later.
Start with an assignment
Paste your instructions or rubric. ResearchWize completes the response, grades it, and shows you what is missing so you can improve it.
Product tour
See the workspace students actually use.
These are screens from the real product. Click through the main flows to see how sources, assignments, projects, and outputs all connect.
Choose the path that matches the work in front of you.
ResearchWize makes the two main jobs obvious right away: understand the source material or complete the assignment. That keeps the workflow simple from the first click.
- Start with a source when you need clean research notes
- Start with an assignment when you already have the prompt
- Keep summaries, projects, and assignments in one place
Turn a webpage or PDF into notes you can actually use.
The summary workflow helps students pull out the main ideas, evidence, context, and key terms, then reuse those notes across projects, study tools, and assignment writing.
- Works with webpages and PDFs
- Builds structured notes instead of one long block of text
- Feeds directly into projects, quizzes, and study tools
Complete the assignment, then improve it with better support.
Students can paste the prompt, generate a structured response, review the score, and add stronger support only when it will improve the result.
- Handles assignment prompts, rubrics, and course notes
- Writes structured responses inside the same workspace
- Keeps revision focused on what is actually missing
How it works
From Research to Results
ResearchWize follows the way students actually work: understand the material, save the good parts, build the output, and improve it where needed.
Summarize your sources
Paste a webpage or upload a PDF to generate structured notes with key ideas, evidence, and context.
Save them into a project
Keep useful sources, notes, and drafts together so you can reuse them instead of starting over.
Generate essays, slides, and quizzes
Turn saved material into writing, presentations, flashcards, and study tools inside the same workspace.
Improve your work with better support
Review what is missing, strengthen weak spots, and polish the final result before you export it.
What you can do
Useful outputs for real schoolwork
ResearchWize is built to help students finish the work, not just summarize it.
Summarize webpages and PDFs
Generate structured notes with main ideas, evidence, context, and key terms from the source material.
Write structured essays
Start from the assignment prompt or from saved research notes and build a clearer written response.
Generate presentations with notes
Build slides and supporting notes from the same material you already summarized and organized.
Create quizzes and study tools
Turn your notes into flashcards, quizzes, and review materials that help you study faster.
Export citations in APA and MLA
Build citation-ready outputs you can use in papers, projects, and research assignments.
Organize everything into projects
Keep summaries, assignment drafts, and exports together so your work stays easy to find and reuse.
Companion extension
Research While You Browse
Use the Chrome extension to summarize webpages instantly and send them into your ResearchWize projects. Finish the work inside the web app.
ResearchWize Web App
- Best place to manage sources, projects, assignments, and exports
- Write essays, build slides, and create study tools in one place
- Works in your browser with no install required
- Use it when you want to finish the work
Chrome Extension
- Summarize webpages while you browse
- Send useful reading into ResearchWize faster
- Also available for Edge and Firefox
- Best when paired with the web app
FAQ
Questions students will actually ask
Yes. The web app is currently free during beta, so you can try the full workspace before accounts and paid plans are added.
Both. Start with a webpage or PDF when you need research notes, or paste the assignment prompt when you are ready to build the response first.
You can create summaries, essays, presentations, quizzes, flashcards, citations, and organized project materials from the same source and assignment workflow.
Yes. You can paste webpages, upload PDFs, and start from the assignment prompt itself inside the web app.
Not to get started. The web app is the main workspace. The extension is useful when you want to summarize pages while you browse and send them into your projects faster.
Ready to get started?
Start Your First Project in Seconds
Open the web app and begin with a source, a PDF, or the assignment prompt.