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The AI editor for academic writing

Write your paper faster, with citations you can trust

Videmak suggests your next sentence with real references, finds papers among 250M+ scholarly works, and reviews your draft like a careful supervisor. Export to Word or LaTeX when you're done.

No credit card needed · Used by 31,000+ researchers and students

The Videmak editor: a paper on sleep and memory with an autocomplete suggestion that already cites Diekelmann & Born (2010), and AI chat beside it listing two well-cited studies to add.

Everything in one editor

From blank page to submitted paper, without switching tabs

  • Autocomplete with real citations

    Press Tab to accept the next sentence, already referenced to a paper you can open and check.

    Restricted sleep reduces recall of declarative material (Diekelmann & Born, 2010)

  • Cite anything with @

    Search 250M+ papers or your own library right where you type. APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard and thousands more styles.

  • Chat with your PDFs

    Ask questions across your uploaded papers and get answers that point to the page they came from.

  • AI review before you submit

    Get comments marked Major or Minor on weak claims, missing citations and unclear sentences — like a reviewer, but tonight.

  • Word and LaTeX, both ways

    Open a .docx and keep its formatting. Export to Word, PDF or LaTeX with your reference list built for you.

  • Write anywhere

    Opens in under a second, works offline and syncs when you're back. A real editor on your phone, too.

No made-up references

Every citation is a real paper you can open

Click any citation to see the paper behind it: authors, journal, abstract, open-access PDF. Save it to your library in one tap.

  • Papers come from scholarly databases, not the model's memory
  • Reference list updates itself as you write
  • Import from Zotero and Mendeley
  • Review article
  • Open access
  • Highly cited

About sleep's role in memory

Rasch B, Born J · Physiological Reviews · 2013

A comprehensive review of how sleep, and slow-wave sleep in particular, supports the consolidation of declarative and procedural memories…

How it works

Three steps to a stronger draft

  1. Step 1: Start or import

    Begin from a blank page or a template, or open the Word file you already have.

  2. Step 2: Write with AI beside you

    Autocomplete, AI Edit and chat help you draft, while @ adds citations from real papers.

  3. Step 3: Review and export

    Run an AI review, fix what it finds, then export to Word, PDF or LaTeX.

Questions

Good to know

Is it free to start?

Yes. The free plan includes the full editor and a daily AI allowance. Upgrade for unlimited writing.

Will my writing be used to train AI?

No. Your documents stay private to you and the people you share them with.

Can I use it with my university's Word template?

Yes. Open the .docx and Videmak keeps its styles, headers and page setup when you export.

I had a Videmak account before. What happens to it?

Your subscription moves to the new Videmak. We will email you before anything changes.

Your next draft starts here

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