{"featuresResearch":{"seoTitle":"AI Research Workspace with Cited Sources {'|'} Scholarly","heroTitle":"Research with ","heroTitleHighlight":"sources you can verify","heroSubtitle":"Scholarly searches the web, finds relevant sources, and creates cited reports with charts for research, professional work, or study.","heroCta":"Get Started for Free","heroCtaSecondary":"Explore AI tools","heroNote":"Free to start · No credit card required","heroSocialProof":"Used by 200,000+ people worldwide","imgAlt":"Scholarly Deep Research - AI research with sources and citations","trustStat1":"200,000+","trustStat1Label":"People worldwide","trustStat2":"70+","trustStat2Label":"Languages","trustStat3":"Linked","trustStat3Label":"Sources for review","eyebrowWhy":"Why Scholarly","section2Title":"Why people choose Scholarly for research","section2Subtitle":"Find relevant sources, review the evidence, and create a cited report for work, research, or study.","feature1Title":"Smart web search","feature1Desc":"AI automatically searches the web, evaluates sources for credibility, and extracts key information for your research question.","feature2Title":"Auto-citations","feature2Desc":"Every source is properly cited. No more manually formatting references or bibliography entries.","feature3Title":"Charts & visuals","feature3Desc":"Charts, graphs, and diagrams are automatically generated to illustrate key points in your paper.","eyebrowHow":"How it works","howTitle":"Create a cited report in three steps","howDesc":"Ask a question. Scholarly plans the research, gathers sources, and drafts the report.","step1Title":"Ask your question","step1Desc":"Type a research question. Scholarly asks what to produce — a cited report, slides, a brief, a study guide, a table, or more than one of those — then targets the right sources.","step2Title":"AI researches the web","step2Desc":"AI searches, reads, and evaluates sources, runs code in a sandbox to analyze data, and follows a visible research plan.","step3Title":"Get a cited report","step3Desc":"Receive a fully cited report that opens on a short brief — the answer, its confidence, and the questions still open — with charts, images, and inline source links you can click to verify. Then export it to Word, PowerPoint, or Google, or turn it into flashcards, quizzes, or pages in one click.","eyebrowTools":"Everything included","section3Title":"Everything you need to write better research","section3Subtitle":"All the tools to research, write, and cite your papers","tool1Title":"Source Type Filters","tool1Desc":"Focus research on academic papers, news, textbooks, government reports, or encyclopedias — or search them all.","tool2Title":"Link Your Library","tool2Desc":"Connect PDFs, pages, and flashcards from your library as additional context for deeper, more grounded research.","tool3Title":"Clarifying Questions","tool3Desc":"Before it starts, AI asks what to produce and any other detail that would change the result, with options you can pick or type over.","tool4Title":"Research Plan","tool4Desc":"See a visible progress checklist showing each research step as it happens.","tool5Title":"Data Analysis Built In","tool5Desc":"The AI runs code in a secure sandbox to analyze data, crunch numbers, and build the charts and visualizations in your report.","tool6Title":"Follow-up Research","tool6Desc":"Continue your research with follow-up questions. Build on previous findings in the same session.","tool7Title":"Evidence, Not Just Citations","tool7Desc":"A finished report opens on a short brief: the answer, how confident it is, and what is still open. The Sources view then leads with what the report actually cites, ranked by how often, so you can follow a link and check a claim before you rely on it.","tool8Title":"Turn Research into Study Materials","tool8Desc":"Convert any report into flashcards, quizzes, or editable pages with one click. Research flows directly into studying.","tool9Title":"Start From a Workflow","tool9Desc":"Begin from a literature review, market landscape, policy analysis, or due diligence workflow — or describe your own. Deep Research asks what to produce before it starts, so the same investigation can return a cited report, a deck, a brief, a study guide, a table, or several of those.","tool10Title":"A Chat That Knows the Research","tool10Desc":"A dedicated chat sits beside the research and already knows its reports, findings, and sources. Ask it to explain a claim, compare two sources, or push a thread further without re-explaining the project.","tool11Title":"Export the Report and the Bibliography","tool11Desc":"On a paid plan, export a finished report as an editable Word (.docx) or PowerPoint (.pptx) file, or save it to Google Docs or Google Slides with Google Drive connected. The source list exports on its own as a Word document or Google Doc, so a bibliography drops straight into whatever you are writing.","tool12Title":"Extended Research","tool12Desc":"For the questions that really matter, put a team on it: researchers working in parallel, a scout checking what changed this year, an independent fact checker verifying every claim the answer rests on, and a reviewer critiquing the draft before you see it.","tool13Title":"Go Deeper on Any Report","tool13Desc":"One press sends a research team back out after newer data, primary sources, and the questions the first report could not settle. You get a second, complete report — the first one stays.","eyebrowLoop":"The study loop","loopTitle":"Research that flows straight into studying","loop1":"A cited report can become source material for a presentation, team brief, or review session.","loop2":"Turn any report into flashcards, quizzes, or editable pages with one click. The findings you just gathered become the exact material you revise from, grounded in the sources AI already verified.","loop3":"Because research and studying live in the same workspace, you never copy-paste between tools. Ask a question, get a cited answer, and study it — all in one place.","eyebrowFaq":"FAQ","faqTitle":"Frequently asked questions","faq1Q":"How does Scholarly find sources?","faq1A":"AI searches the web, evaluates each source for credibility, and extracts the relevant information for your question. You can filter to academic papers, news, textbooks, government reports, or encyclopedias — or search across all of them.","faq2Q":"Are the citations accurate?","faq2A":"Yes. Every claim in your report is tied to a real source, and citations are formatted automatically. You can review each source directly from the report.","faq3Q":"Can I use my own documents in research?","faq3A":"Absolutely. Link PDFs, pages, and flashcards from your library so AI grounds its research in your own material — work documents, lab papers, or class notes — alongside what it finds on the web.","faq4Q":"Who is Scholarly's research workspace for?","faq4A":"Anyone who needs grounded, cited answers from real sources: researchers running literature reviews, professionals building market or competitor briefs, and students writing papers. Turn any finished report into flashcards, quizzes, or editable pages, or ask follow-up questions to go deeper — all in the same session.","faq5Q":"Is it free to try?","faq5A":"Yes. You can start researching for free with no credit card, whether for work, research, or study. Upgrade to Premium for longer reports, more research runs, and the full workspace.","faq6Q":"Can I get the report out of Scholarly?","faq6A":"Yes. On a paid plan a finished report exports as an editable Word (.docx) or PowerPoint (.pptx) file, or saves to Google Docs or Google Slides with Google Drive connected. The bibliography exports separately as a Word document or Google Doc, so your source list drops straight into a paper, brief, or deck.","faq7Q":"What is Extended research?","faq7A":"Extended research runs a team instead of a single researcher: several researchers covering the question in parallel, a scout checking what changed in the last year, an independent fact checker verifying the claims the answer rests on, and a reviewer critiquing the draft. Every claim comes back marked confirmed, corrected, contested, or unsupported. It takes about 10 to 20 minutes and is available on paid plans. Standard research is faster and covers most questions.","eyebrowPricing":"Pricing","ctaTitle":"Ready to write better research papers?","ctaSubtitle":"Get instant access to web search, auto-citations, and AI-powered research. Free to start — go Premium for deeper reports and 15 AI Creation Credits each week.","ctaButton":"Get Started for Free","relatedLinksHeading":"Related tools","relatedLinksSubheading":"Pair this feature with other Scholarly tools.","relatedTool1Title":"Research Paper Analyzer","relatedTool1Desc":"Extract key findings from papers.","relatedTool2Title":"Research Paper Summarizer","relatedTool2Desc":"Summarize academic papers.","relatedTool3Title":"Citation Generator","relatedTool3Desc":"Generate accurate citations.","relatedTool4Title":"Essay Outline Generator","relatedTool4Desc":"Structure your next paper.","relatedTool5Title":"AI Study Guide Generator","relatedTool5Desc":"Build a study guide from your sources.","relatedTool6Title":"AI Cheat Sheet Maker","relatedTool6Desc":"Condense your research to one page."}}