Academe documentation
Academe brings reading, writing, citing, and discovery into one research workspace, with a research agent that works from your corpus.
Suggested path
Learn the workspace in the order researchers use it.
- 1
Start a project
Create a workspace, bring in source material, and understand the basic layout before you write.
- 2
Build the research base
Search, import, screen, extract, and organize the sources behind the argument.
- 3
Write with context
Draft, revise, cite, and review with the file tree, editor, and Research Agent working together.
Common next steps
Jump to the page that matches the task.
Set up the workspace
Create a project, import source material, and learn where files, notes, and citations live.
Move existing work in
Bring over PDFs, Word documents, Google Docs, BibTeX, RIS, Zotero, and Mendeley records.
Check account settings
Review plans, exports, privacy controls, and account-level options before a larger project.
Choose a workflow
Find the guide closest to the job: literature review, thesis, book, report, speech, or paper.
Research workflows
Pick the workflow closest to what you are doing. Each page walks through the main steps and decisions.