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Academic Essay Assistant

Draft a thesis, outline and main arguments for your academic essay.

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A thesis and an outline before you start writing

The first hurdle in an academic essay is not the writing but deciding what you will argue and in what order. Jood's academic essay assistant suggests a thesis statement, the main claim your essay will prove, and an outline of the sections that build the argument, using Google's Gemini service. It does not write the essay itself: it helps you organise it.

How to use it

  1. Type the research question or topic in the "Prompt / Topic / Input Text" box, for example "How digital public services change the relationship between citizens and the administration".
  2. Choose the "Language" you will write in.
  3. Click "Start Now", then copy the thesis and outline or download them as Word or TXT.

How to use the result

  • Make the thesis your own position: the suggested sentence is a starting point. Rework it until it says what your sources allow you to prove.
  • Find the sources yourself: if the result mentions books or studies, check that they exist before relying on them, because AI can cite references that do not exist.
  • Write in your own voice: the outline orders the ideas, the analysis and conclusions are your work.
  • Know your institution's rules: universities and schools differ in what AI use they allow, and some ask you to declare it. If in doubt, ask your teacher.

What makes a good thesis?

A good thesis is a claim people could argue with, not an obvious fact. "Digitisation changed public administration" is too broad; "online appointments cut waiting times but left out people who struggle with the internet" is a clear position that needs evidence. Every section of the outline should serve it: a claim, then evidence, then analysis.

Good to know

Your topic is sent to Google Gemini, so do not include personal data or material from unpublished research. The site's key has a daily allowance, and you can add your own free key from Google AI Studio in the "Your API key" box. Visitors from the European Union, Switzerland and the United Kingdom need their own key under Google's terms for free keys.

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