Combines a source library, AI drafting help, and automatic citation formatting for academic papers.
QuillMinds is a browser-based workspace for academic writing that merges three things usually handled by separate tools: a source library for organizing research papers and PDFs, an AI writing assistant that suggests text as you draft, and automatic citation formatting across several academic styles. It supports PDF import and DOI lookups to pull in sources, and the free tier includes a capped number of documents, sources, and daily AI credits before the paid plan removes those caps. The site credits an individual, Artem Kirsanov, as its creator and cites MIT and Stanford users in testimonials, but does not name a registered company or country.
Free plan allows 5 documents, 50 sources, 2 citation styles, and 50 daily AI credits; the $12.99/month Pro plan removes those caps and adds all citation styles.
Use tool ↗QuillMinds is useful for students and researchers who want source management, drafting help, and citation formatting without juggling three separate apps. The free tier's daily AI-credit cap will push regular users toward the paid plan fairly quickly.
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