Approve the study before drafting
Turn a topic, brief or existing document into a study specification that keeps questions, objectives, variables and methods aligned.
Plan your study, manage evidence, analyse data, write proposals, theses and journal articles, apply institution or journal requirements, and verify quality without losing context between tools.
Master's · Business School · Version 3
A polished paragraph is not enough when the study design, evidence, analysis, requirements and final document contradict one another.
Research questions drift away from objectives.
Methods and analysis stop matching the approved design.
Citations lose their connection to the underlying evidence.
Institutional requirements are checked only at the end.
Each revision creates another conflicting document version.
Changes made at the study level can flow through evidence, analysis, writing, review and export.
Use the tools you need without turning the project into a collection of unrelated prompts and files.
Turn a topic, brief or existing document into a study specification that keeps questions, objectives, variables and methods aligned.
Search, screen and retain academic evidence with provenance, source context and decisions that remain visible during writing.
Map variables, review assumptions, execute supported methods and carry approved results consistently into the manuscript.
Create proposals, theses, full papers, articles, systematic reviews and targeted sections from the same approved context.
Use supervisor, editor and quality workflows to inspect evidence, methodology, citations, revisions and publication readiness.
Apply reviewed profiles, verify references and layout, then export a controlled DOCX with the relevant quality evidence.
Upload a university handbook, journal author guide, DOCX or searchable PDF, or paste the applicable instructions. Review the extracted rules, save the profile and reuse the approved version across projects.
Individual researchers can work independently while supervisors and institutions gain durable review and governance workflows.
Move from proposal to thesis, article or systematic review without rebuilding the context each time. Reuse approved evidence, analysis and requirement profiles across the project.
EthosWrite is designed to support research judgement, not conceal uncertainty or replace researcher review.
Sources, profile versions and key research decisions retain provenance rather than disappearing into an opaque prompt.
Approved results and diagnostics can flow into writing without silently replacing the underlying statistical evidence.
Missing evidence, unresolved conflicts and publication defects are surfaced for review instead of being presented as certainty.
Personal profiles, project resources and institutional tenant data follow explicit ownership and access controls.
Start with a topic, brief or existing document. Review and approve the study specification before major drafting begins.
Add evidence, data, analysis, writing instructions and requirement profiles to the same project context.
Resolve quality issues, inspect the final document and export the reviewed version with the relevant evidence retained.
Create the research context once, then use it across evidence, analysis, writing, review and export.