Answers where every sentence has a source

Ask a research question. Anchorcite reads the most relevant papers and writes a short answer. Each sentence links to the passage that supports it.

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Example

Is mindfulness training effective for exam anxiety in university students?

Yes · 11 papersPossibly · 6 No · 3

Example · sentence with anchor

Mindfulness programmes of eight weeks or longer reduced self-reported test anxiety

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The passage, not just the paper

A citation tells you where to look. An anchor shows you what the paper actually says, with the supporting words highlighted and the page or section beside them.

Example · partly supported

Effects persisted for at least a year after the programme ended

Source reports a 6-month follow-up only

Weak anchors are shown, not hidden

When a source only supports part of a sentence, the chip turns amber and dashed. Open it to see which part is unsupported.

Example · no source found

Most universities now require mindfulness modules for first-year students

Search for a source or edit the sentence

Missing sources are marked

If nothing in your sources supports a sentence, it says so. You can search for a source or rewrite the claim.

Example · evidence meter

11 papers support, 6 partly support, 3 contradict

Yes · 11 papersPossibly · 6 No · 3

Segments open the papers behind them

See where the evidence points

For yes or no questions, the evidence meter counts papers that support, partly support or contradict the claim. Each segment opens the papers behind it.

How we keep it accurate

Retrieval firstAnswers are written only from passages retrieved from real papers.

Sentence checksA second model checks each sentence against its passage before you see it.

Reference checksEvery reference is matched to Crossref. Mismatches are corrected or flagged.

A public benchmarkWe are building a public benchmark of anchor precision by discipline, re-run with every model change.

How we measure accuracy

ReaderOpen the passage behind any anchor.WriterBring anchored sentences into your draft.Reference checkerCheck a whole bibliography in one go.

Questions

How many papers does an answer read?

Up to 20 of the most relevant papers, or only the papers in your project if you choose.

Can I limit answers to my own library?

Yes. Switch the source to Library in any project.

What counts as an answer on my plan?

One question and its anchored response. Follow-up questions count as new answers.

Can answers be wrong?

Yes. That is why every sentence shows its passage, and why weak anchors are marked. Always check the passage.

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