Sourceress directly in Word!
- Find sources while you write.
- Write notes in Word and find your sources as you go.
- Let Sourceress find the right source for your paragraph.
Sourceress web app
- Search all your documents at once.
- Test potential hypotheses against your literature.
- Manage your sources in projects.
Sourceress in Overleaf
- Find sources while you write.
- Write notes in Overleaf and find your sources as you go.
- Let Sourceress find the right source for your paragraph.
All options can be connected to Zotero. Learn more about the Zotero integration →
Which option is right for you?
You do not need to change your writing process. Start where your academic work already happens.
I write in Word
Open sources, check passages and add quotations without leaving your document.
Set up the Word add-in →I write with LaTeX
Use Sourceress alongside Overleaf and bring relevant passages directly into your browser workflow.
Choose Overleaf →I want to search independently
Organise sources in projects and search all your literature centrally in the web app.
Open the web app →From your PDFs to the right passage.
Your sources form the foundation. Sourceress makes them discoverable at the right moment.
Import your literature.
Add PDFs or connect your existing Zotero library. Your documents remain your reliable knowledge base.
Work where you write.
Use the web app, the Word add-in or the Overleaf extension. You can add more environments at any time.
Search for ideas, not just words.
Ask your question and check matching original passages directly in the context of your sources.
Your own sources as a shared knowledge base.
Sourceress helps universities, libraries and businesses use shared collections in searchable team projects.
Explore Institutions & Enterprise →
Central rolloutTeam projectsWord & Overleaf
What you should know before you start.
Can I use multiple writing environments?
Yes. Your Sourceress account connects your sources to the web app and available integrations. You can combine Word, Overleaf and Zotero as needed.
Does Sourceress generate texts?
No. Sourceress helps you find and check relevant original passages in your own sources. The academic argument and writing remain yours.
Do I need Zotero?
No. Zotero is optional. If you already use it, you can connect your library; alternatively, you can organise sources directly in Sourceress.
Are there plans for institutions?
Yes. We develop tailored access and rollout plans for universities, libraries and research institutions. Use the institutional enquiry form to arrange a personal consultation.