Select a statement.
Highlight the idea that needs evidence or whose existing source you want to verify.
Citations with Sourceress
See which source supports your paragraph.
Compare your statement with the original passages in your literature and keep the connection to the source.
Start with your paragraphSearch based on your statement.
Review the original passageEvidence remains academically verifiable.
Linked to the sourcePassage and document stay together.
From your paragraph to the right source.
Compare relevant sources.
Sourceress finds relevant passages and shows which documents relate to your statement.
Assess the evidence.
Read the original passage and decide whether it genuinely supports the statement, context, and citation.
Citing remains an academic judgment.
Sourceress shows you relevant passages but does not replace reviewing the source. You see the passage in its original context and can assess whether it is suitable.
This turns a mere reference into transparent evidence for your academic statement.