Jenni
AI Autocomplete Writing Assistant
Jenni is an AI research workspace for reading, writing, and citing with traceable, source-grounded support.
What does Jenni do?
Jenni is an AI workspace built for serious research writing, helping you read, write, edit, and organize sources in one place. It supports source-grounded writing and inline citations so your draft stays connected to the materials behind each claim.
Work with AI autocomplete that suggests sentences grounded in your selected papers, and generate structure with outlining tools for sections like literature reviews. You can also ask questions across your library to compare findings and understand specific methods or concepts.
Jenni includes research discovery and citation workflows: import from Zotero and Mendeley, add PDFs and build a library, generate in-text citations in 10,000+ styles, and verify claims by jumping to the exact page and paragraph in your source PDFs. Export options include .docx, LaTeX, and HTML, with file import support for .bib and .ris.
What does Jenni help me do during academic writing?
Jenni helps you read and organize sources, draft and revise text, generate outlines, and add inline citations. It’s designed to keep your writing connected to the PDFs you’re using.
How does Jenni handle citations and source traceability?
Jenni links each citation to the precise location in your source PDFs, including the exact page and paragraph. That makes it easy to verify any claim with one click.
Can Jenni autocomplete from my own research instead of generic text?
Yes. Autocomplete is grounded in your curated library and can draw from the PDFs you’ve added or imported, so suggestions align with your selected sources.
What citation styles are available in Jenni?
Jenni supports 10,000+ citation styles, including common formats like APA 7th, Chicago, Harvard, IEEE, Vancouver, and journal-specific styles.
Can I import references from Zotero or Mendeley?
Yes. Jenni supports importing from Zotero and Mendeley while preserving metadata and source information where available.
What formats can I export or import?
You can export your work to .docx, LaTeX, or HTML. You can import .bib or .ris files to populate your reference library.