Paste a webpage or upload a PDF when the first job is understanding the material.
Getting started
Welcome to ResearchWize
Start with a webpage, a PDF, or the assignment prompt itself. ResearchWize helps you turn that material into notes, projects, essays, study tools, and export-ready work in one place.
Paste the prompt when you need to build the response first and improve it afterward.
Projects, study tools, and exports all build from the same workspace.
Two clear ways to begin
Choose the source workflow or the assignment workflow based on what is in front of you.
Built to finish the job
Notes, projects, essays, study tools, and exports stay connected in the same workspace.
Workspace overview
Assignment workflow
Start here
Your fastest first run
A good first session is simple: bring in one piece of work, generate something useful from it, and keep moving.
Open the web app
This is the main workspace for summaries, projects, assignments, and exports.
Add a webpage, PDF, or assignment prompt
Start with the material you already have instead of building from an empty page.
Generate a summary or response
Use the source workflow for notes or the assignment workflow for a structured draft.
Save it into a project and build from there
Turn the output into essays, slides, quizzes, citations, or study tools as needed.
What to build next
ResearchWize is strongest when the work stays connected
The first win is getting a useful result. The second win is being able to reuse it without rebuilding the same thing tomorrow.
Turn readings into structured notes
Start with the source material and keep the key ideas, context, and supporting points.
Create essays and written responses
Use assignment prompts and saved notes to build clearer drafts inside the same workspace.
Generate slides and presentation notes
Move from source summary to presentation material without starting from scratch.
Build quizzes and study tools
Turn notes into flashcards, quizzes, and review materials when it is time to study.
Save strong work into projects
Projects keep useful sources, drafts, and exports together for later reuse.
Use the extension while browsing
Capture webpages quickly, then finish the work in the web app.
Web app first
- Best for projects, assignment workflows, exports, and reusable notes
- Works in your browser with no install required
- Start with a source or start with the assignment
- Use it when you want to finish the work
Extension when you browse
- Capture useful webpages while you are already reading online
- Send material into the same ResearchWize workflow faster
- Available for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox
- Best when paired with the web app
FAQ
Getting-started questions
Start in the web app if you want the full workspace right away. Use the extension when you are already reading a webpage and want to capture it quickly.
Yes. The assignment workflow is built for that exact case.
You can build essays, presentations, quizzes, flashcards, citations, and project-ready notes from the same saved material.
Yes. The web app is currently free during beta.
Ready to get started?
Start your first project in seconds
Open the web app, add one source or prompt, and let the workflow do some actual work for a change.