Writing is more
than a document.
It is the paper you return to, the note that changes your argument and the question you have not answered yet. Those connections are where the work happens.
But keeping them together takes effort. A source lives in one tab, a draft in another and a reference list somewhere else. Finding a title or fixing a citation can pull you away from a thought just as it starts to take shape.
We are building Citation because those pieces belong together. Bringing them into one workspace can make more room for reading carefully, making connections and finding the words you actually want to use.
Better tools.
More thoughtful work.
Your voice stays yours.
A suggestion should give you something to consider. You decide what belongs in your draft, what needs another pass and what already says exactly what you mean. We want AI to support that judgment and leave the decisions with you.
Evidence belongs beside the idea.
A reference is a way back to the work behind a sentence. Keeping sources close makes it easier to revisit a passage, question an interpretation and give credit. A polished citation still deserves a careful look at the original source.
The pieces should stay together.
A draft, its notes and its bibliography are parts of the same work. We want them to stay connected as the writing changes, with ways to bring research in, share a draft and take the work into the tools you use next.
Built around real writing.
We want to keep improving the moments between those tasks. If something gets in the way of your writing, or a useful connection is missing, we would like to hear about it.