You know what to write about. Now you know how.
Your topic becomes an outline — and every sub-chapter becomes a concrete writing plan: how to approach it, the usual pitfalls, what to cover, and the sources to build on.
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From title to writing plan
You enter the title of your thesis — the guide does the rest.
Enter your title
One sentence is enough: the topic of your bachelor's, master's or doctoral thesis.
Review the outline
You get a full outline with sub-chapters that you can freely restructure, rename and reorder.
Get your guide
Every sub-chapter gets its own guide — generated in one run, with live progress.
What the guide takes off your plate
No more blank page: you start every chapter with a plan and matching literature.
A clear structure
What the chapter is for within your thesis, and the order in which to build the argument.
Backed-up claims
Every substantive point references a real source — no invented citations.
Common pitfalls
Where theses routinely lose marks in this chapter, and how to avoid it.
Down to the sub-chapter
The guide works at the level you actually write at, not just per main chapter.
Research included
Relevant academic literature is searched automatically for every sub-chapter.
Your own sources
Literature from your library is given priority in the guide.
A writing plan, not a finished text
You don't get a ready-made chapter. You get instructions: what belongs in it, why, and what backs it up. The thesis is still written by you.
- Approach: the chapter's purpose, a sensible order, the methodology and the most common mistakes.
- Content blocks: the points to cover, grouped by theme and expandable.
- Evidence: every point links to a numbered source you can open directly.
- Sources in depth: metadata, the cited passage and an expandable summary.
Frequently asked questions
Everything worth knowing about the Chapter Guide.
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