Clevia

Academic workflows break down in a predictable place: the reference list. Citations get copied from secondary sources, papers change or disappear, and errors propagate downstream from one manuscript to the next. Clevia targets that exact failure point. You upload the citations in your paper, and Clevia resolves and enhances each one, verifying it against genuine records and flagging anything that cannot be matched. The result is a reference list you can defend before a reviewer asks.

Verification is only half of the product. Clevia is also a research workspace: it lets you upload and search across millions of papers in major scientific databases, so you can find similar articles that ordinary search platforms miss. References are stored as structured, connected objects with citation keys, giving you an interconnected knowledge base rather than a folder of PDFs.

Writing happens in the same place. You draft with AI assistance, cite from your verified library, and produce a clean bibliography automatically. One-click export supports LaTeX, BibTeX, Word and PDF so the tool fits an existing workflow instead of replacing it. The company reports users among PhD candidates and researchers at institutions such as Cambridge, Oxford and LSE, and offers a free start.