Jenni AI

Jenni is an AI writing workspace built for academic and research writing, positioned around the idea that every claim in a document should be traceable back to its source. Its AI autocomplete draws only from a user's uploaded PDFs or connected reference library rather than the open web, and it supports more than 10,000 citation styles, including APA, Chicago, and Harvard. Users can import references from Zotero or Mendeley, or search across more than 200 million papers without leaving the editor, and an AI chat feature lets them ask questions across their whole research library with cited answers. A separate Reviews tool scans a paper before submission to flag unverified claims, unsupported arguments, and citation problems. The editor supports real-time collaboration with comments, suggestions, and version history, and documents can be exported to Word, LaTeX, or HTML with formatted citations. It is available as a web app with a browser extension for clipping sources while researching. Jenni is aimed at graduate students, PhD candidates, university research labs, and professionals in fields such as pharmaceuticals, policy, and healthcare who need rigorously cited writing. The company states more than 6 million academics have used it, with over 15 million papers written on the platform and an average time savings of 5.2 hours per paper. A free tier is available; premium pricing details are not shown on the page.