Jenni AI

Jenni AI is an AI academic writing assistant that brings reading sources, drafting and citing into one workspace, so every claim can be traced back to the original document. The company says more than 8 million students and researchers use it.

What is Jenni AI used for?

It takes you from a blank page to a cited paper. Drag in PDFs, import collections from Zotero or Mendeley, or search 200M+ papers without leaving the editor. As you write, autocomplete suggests sentences grounded in your sources, and each suggestion links to the exact page and paragraph of the PDF so you can verify it in one click.

How does Jenni AI work with your sources?

You choose which documents inform each section, so the text is built from your library rather than generic web knowledge. The AI chat reads your whole library and answers with citations, whether you need a methods section explained or findings compared across papers. Inline citations go in with one click in 10,000+ styles such as APA 7, Chicago, Harvard, IEEE and Vancouver, and documents export to Word, LaTeX or HTML. The Reviews feature checks every claim in your paper and flags issues across six categories before you submit.

Who is Jenni AI for?

• PhD candidates working on literature reviews and theses.
• Researchers drafting journal articles.
• Undergraduate and master's students with academic papers.
• University teams that need verifiable citations.

Jenni AI pros and cons

Pros: traceable sources, reference manager integration and claim checks before submission. Cons: the basic tier caps autocompletes, chats and uploads, and responsibility for the content and for following each institution's academic rules stays with the author.