Videmak Research AI

Videmak Research AI positions itself as an editor first and a generator second. Instead of producing whole papers for you, it sits beside your draft and suggests the next sentence or the next clause, with every suggestion tied to a real reference. Those references come from a library of more than 250 million scholarly works, and each one is clickable so you can open the source paper and check it. That single design choice is what separates it from chatbot-style writing assistants whose citations evaporate on inspection.

The workflow starts from a blank page or from a Word file you already have. You write with autocomplete running, use an @-mention style gesture to cite as you go, and can open a chat panel across your PDFs to pull answers out of the literature with page numbers attached. Before submission, an AI review pass gives major and minor comments in the shape of a referee report, which is useful for catching unsupported claims or overlong sentences before a real reviewer does.

On the output side, Videmak handles the boring parts of academic formatting. Import a journal or university .docx template and it preserves styles, headers and page setup on export, with Word, PDF and LaTeX as destinations and 10,000+ citation styles available. The project is also open source under the MIT licence, with the editor, server and converter on GitHub, so a lab can self-host it with docker compose or embed the React editor in its own tooling. Pricing is public: a free tier with a daily AI allowance, Plus and Pro tiers for heavier use, and custom Team pricing for departments.