Pay for new drafts, not every edit
Start with one free literature review. Upgrade for more new drafts and export formats. Revisions and Studio edits are unlimited.
Starter
One literature review, lifetime
- Search across 5 scholarly databases
- Optional PDF uploads
- Literature reviews
- PDF export (watermarked)
- Traceable citation registry
- Up to 20 references per document
Scholar
For active researchers
- 10 documents per month
- Traceable citation registry
- Literature reviews + academic reports
- PDF + DOCX export
- AI Studio with inline diffs
- Unlimited revisions and Studio edits
- Up to 35 references per document
Fellowship
For labs and PIs
- 35 documents per month
- All document types: literature reviews, reports, grants
- Export: PDF, DOCX, LaTeX, BibTeX
- Traceable citations and full revision log
- Unlimited revisions and Studio edits
- Up to 50 references per document
One new draft counts as one document
Create a literature review, academic report, or grant proposal. Revisions and Studio edits inside that draft are unlimited. There are no credits or tokens to track. Each draft uses your plan's reference limit (up to 20 on Starter, 35 on Scholar, and 50 on Fellowship).
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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.