Jenni

Jenni is an AI workspace built for serious research writing—helping you read, write, edit, and organize sources in one place. It’s designed to keep your drafts connected to the materials behind each claim, with traceable support that lets you verify statements quickly.

In Jenni, you can import sources (including PDFs) and build a library from tools like Zotero and Mendeley. While you write, AI autocomplete can suggest sentences grounded in the papers you’ve selected, supporting source-grounded writing rather than generic output. You can also use outlining and editing workflows to structure sections such as literature reviews.

Citations are a core part of the workflow. Jenni generates inline citations in 10,000+ citation styles and links claims to the exact page and paragraph in your source PDFs, so it’s easier to review whether a statement is supported. You can also ask questions across your library to understand methods, compare findings, and find what specific sources cover.

For exporting and drafting, Jenni supports exporting to .docx, LaTeX, and HTML, and importing reference files in .bib or .ris formats. Jenni is available for free to get started, with a “Start writing — it’s free” option shown for users.

What is Jenni used for during academic writing?

Jenni helps you import and organize sources, draft and revise text, generate outlines for sections like literature reviews, and add inline citations as you write.

How does Jenni make citations traceable to my sources?

Each cited claim is connected to the precise location in your source PDF, including the exact page and paragraph, so you can verify support in one click.

Can Jenni’s AI autocomplete use only my selected papers?

Yes. Autocomplete can be grounded in your curated library, drawing from the PDFs you’ve added or imported rather than relying on generic suggestions.

Which citation styles are supported in Jenni?

Jenni supports 10,000+ citation styles, including common formats such as APA 7th, Chicago, Harvard, IEEE, and Vancouver, plus journal-specific styles.

What sources can I import into Jenni?

You can drag in PDFs, import collections from Zotero and Mendeley, and import reference files in .bib or .ris formats.

Is there a free plan available?

Jenni shows a “Start writing — it’s free” option so you can begin without a credit card requirement mentioned on the page.