From Research Question to Cited Academic Draft
Search five scholarly databases and draft section by section with traceable sources.
One free literature review · No card required
Edit with AI.
Approve every change.
Request targeted rewrites, synthesize new sections, and inspect word-level red/green diffs before committing any edit. Citations remain connected to the document reference registry. Learn how reference traceability works →
Line-by-Line Red/Green Diffs
Inspect exact additions and deletions before saving.
Keep Full Editorial Control
Accept, reject, or prompt further revisions per block.
Instant Checkpoint History
Roll back to any previous state without data loss.
Tailored for Students, Researchers & Labs
Choose the workflow engineered for your specific document requirements.
Students & Postgraduates
Transform dozens of papers into structured literature reviews and thesis chapters with verified DOIs and citations traced back to the real bibliography.
Researchers & Faculty
Synthesize cross-paper evidence matrices, draft technical sections with source-tied citations, and export Overleaf-ready LaTeX.
Research Teams & PIs
Structure research aims, preliminary studies summaries, and shared reference registries across your team.
Start Your Cited Academic Draft in Seconds
Move from your research topic to a verified, formatted manuscript. Keep full control with line-by-line Studio diffs and export to Overleaf LaTeX, BibTeX, or Word DOCX.
Who builds UktubAI
UktubAI is built by Mahmoud Sallam, an AI engineer in Montreal with an M.Sc. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from McGill University and peer-reviewed work published through IEEE, including the IEEE Internet of Things Journal and the IEEE Systems Journal. The tool exists because writing a literature review by hand is slow in ways that have nothing to do with thinking.
You can read the published record on Google Scholar, and reach a real person at [email protected].
Your sources and drafts stay in your own account, are not visible to other users, and are not used to train models. Documents export to PDF, DOCX, LaTeX, and BibTeX whenever you want them, so your work leaves with you if you stop paying.