Academic Report Analyzer｜Quick Notes
Upload a paper or slide photos, get a plain-language breakdown with every claim traced to its page. Gaps flagged, never invented.
Academic report analyzer: upload a paper PDF, get a plain-language breakdown with claims traced to pages. Gaps marked, never invented. Try free.
Features
- Plain-language breakdown——TL;DR on top, then claims, methods, results and limitations section by section. Key figures copied verbatim, technical terms kept in English next to the translation.
- Original vs inference——Anything from the original carries its source; anything the AI infers or cautions about lives in its own section. Absent info is marked 'not reported' — never invented.
- Reads slide photos too——Scanned PDFs, photographed lecture slides and lab notes all read fine. Pages too blurry to read are flagged first — never guessed over.
- Downloadable Word notes——The analysis is compiled into a clean .docx: table of contents, five sections, key-numbers table. Archive it or quote from it after checking the original.
How it works
- Upload the PDF or photos Like this: a photographed English paper front page, scans, phone shots of slides — all accepted. Redact names or student IDs first if you prefer.
- Pick depth and focus One paper, two outcomes: quick take for talk-style takeaways, critical review for verdict-style scrutiny — then tell the AI whether you care most about conclusions, methods or review writing.
- Get analysis plus notes Get the 3-minute script, 3 Q&As and the quotable line, plus downloadable notes. Switch depth, ask follow-ups, or compare another paper anytime.
FAQ
- Is one PDF enough to analyze?
- Yes. A single PDF already produces the full analysis: TL;DR, section-by-section breakdown, evidence check and reading suggestions. Writing a review? Upload papers one by one to build uniform notes, then compare — or upload a main paper plus supplements together.
- Can it read my phone photos of slides?
- Yes. Photos of lecture slides, whiteboards or lab notes work as supplementary material: the AI reads them first, then interprets them together with the main report. Pages that are genuinely unreadable — blurry, glare — are flagged as such, never guessed.
- Will it invent citations or numbers?
- No — that is the top-priority rule. The analysis strictly separates [FROM THE ORIGINAL] from [AI INFERENCE / CAVEAT], figures are copied verbatim, references only come from the original's own bibliography, and anything absent is marked 'not reported'. Nothing is ever invented.
- How is this different from Turnitin?
- Turnitin checks originality: how much your text overlaps existing literature. We do content analysis: what a report actually says, whether its methods hold up, and whether you can cite it. For official plagiarism checks, use your institution's channel.
- How is this different from a summarizer?
- A summarizer only compresses long text into short text. We additionally: check whether methods and evidence support the conclusions, separate original from inference with page sources, organize everything for your actual use (journal club / lit review / catching up on a talk), and export Word notes.
- Can it check the PDF file itself?
- No. If what you need is fonts, metadata or file-structure diagnostics — the 'PDF体检' type of pdf report analyzer — that is a different tool entirely. We read the academic content inside the file, not the file itself.
- Is it free? What does one analysis cost?
- Yes — log in and try free. One standard analysis costs about 15 credits, a quick take costs less; the full analysis appears right in the chat and the .docx notes download is free. Start with the paper you need most urgently.
- Can I submit the analysis as my assignment?
- Please don't. This analysis helps you understand — it does not write for you. Always verify page numbers and figures against the original before citing, and restate ideas in your own words. We do not ghostwrite or grade; that line is non-negotiable.
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