Question 1

Does EthosWrite produce real academic citations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. EthosWrite retrieves papers from Semantic Scholar, OpenAlex, and Crossref and verifies each DOI before it appears in your draft. It never generates or hallucinates references — it retrieves and verifies them.

Question 2

Can I use EthosWrite to convert my PhD thesis into journal articles?

Accepted Answer

Yes. EthosWrite Pro includes a Journal Article Converter that takes your uploaded thesis or dissertation and converts it into one or multiple publication-ready journal articles, formatted for specific journals like JSBM, BMJ, IEEE, Elsevier, and many more.

Question 3

Is EthosWrite safe from Turnitin AI detection?

Accepted Answer

EthosWrite includes an AI humanisation engine that rewrites generated content using multi-pass back-translation (Finnish and Japanese-German chains), burstiness injection, and style profiling to produce text that reads naturally and reduces AI detection signals.

Question 4

Which African universities does EthosWrite support?

Accepted Answer

EthosWrite supports over 40 African universities including KNUST, University of Ghana (Legon), University of Cape Coast, TTU (Takoradi Technical University), UPSA, University of Education Winneba, Makerere University, University of Lagos, University of Cape Town, University of Nairobi, and many more. Each university has customised word count requirements, citation styles, and formatting.

Question 5

What citation styles does EthosWrite support?

Accepted Answer

EthosWrite supports APA 7th edition, Harvard, Vancouver, Chicago, IEEE, and MLA citation styles. The correct style is automatically selected based on your discipline and institution.

Question 6

Is EthosWrite free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. EthosWrite has a free plan that lets you generate research proposals and short papers. Paid plans start from $9/month and unlock full thesis generation, journal article conversion, humanisation, and priority processing.

Question 7

How is EthosWrite different from Jenni AI or Paperpal?

Accepted Answer

Unlike Jenni AI and Paperpal which are general writing assistants, EthosWrite generates complete chapter-by-chapter thesis manuscripts with DOI-verified citations, converts dissertations into journal articles for specific journals, includes a humanisation engine to reduce AI detection, and is specifically calibrated for African university requirements.

Question 8

What citation styles does EthosWrite support?

Accepted Answer

EthosWrite supports APA 7th edition, Harvard, Vancouver, MLA, Chicago, and IEEE. You can switch citation style after drafting without rebuilding the reference list.

Question 9

Is EthosWrite free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The free plan lets you run a full research document. No credit card is required to sign up. Paid plans are available from $9/month for higher usage and advanced features.

Question 10

Can EthosWrite write my full thesis or dissertation?

Accepted Answer

EthosWrite generates a full chapter-by-chapter draft — introduction, literature review, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion — in a single pipeline run. It is designed for complete manuscripts, not individual prompts.

Question 11

Will EthosWrite output pass Turnitin AI detection?

Accepted Answer

EthosWrite includes a humanisation pass that increases prose burstiness and perplexity to reduce AI-detection signals. Results vary by detector version, and the humanise engine is updated regularly based on real detection test reports.

Question 12

Can EthosWrite generate a PRISMA systematic literature review?

Accepted Answer

Yes. EthosWrite can produce a PRISMA-compliant systematic literature review, including search strategy, inclusion/exclusion criteria, and a thematic synthesis of retrieved papers with verified citations.

Question 13

Is EthosWrite suitable for African university students?

Accepted Answer

Yes. EthosWrite is used by postgraduate and undergraduate students across African universities — including institutions in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa — for thesis, dissertation, and final-year project writing.