The research OS

From a first question to a published paper.

CitePark tells you whether a research idea is worth the semester, writes the LaTeX beside you, and keeps every reference, figure and result in one tracked workspace.

Free plan, no card. Your first validation runs in minutes.

citepark — project01 / documents
The CitePark editor: LaTeX source on the left, an AI edit shown as a diff with keep-or-undo controls, and the compiled PDF beside it
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A CitePark validation report scoring an idea out of 100, with novelty, feasibility, impact and risk ratings and a generated literature review below
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CitePark reference management: a saved collection of papers with an import field for DOI, arXiv, PubMed or BibTeX, export style buttons, and read-state filters
Speaks your formatsDOIarXivPubMedBibTeXRISCSLLaTeXTikZdraw.ioAPA · IEEE · MLA

How it works

Three moves, one workspace.

01

Validate the idea

Describe it in a sentence. CitePark reads the live literature around it and returns a scored verdict — novelty, feasibility, impact, risk — before you commit a semester.

See a report
02

Write the paper

Draft in a real LaTeX editor with an AI that has read the whole project. Sections, tables, equations and figures — every change arrives as a diff you keep or undo.

See the editor
03

Keep it all together

References, datasets, results, figures and versions stay tracked per project, across as many projects as you are running, for everyone working with you.

See the workspace

Step 01 · Validation

Find out if it holds before you commit.

One sentence in, a sourced report out. CitePark indexes the live literature around your question, scores it on four dimensions, and shows its working — every number traced back to the papers it came from, so you can argue with it.

citepark — validate / report
A CitePark validation report scoring 42 out of 100 with a Conditional Go verdict, novelty, feasibility, impact and risk ratings, and a generated literature review below

Novelty

How much of the claim is already published. CitePark clusters the nearest prior work and tells you which part of your idea is genuinely unclaimed.

Feasibility

Whether the method survives the data, compute and time you actually have — measured against how comparable studies were resourced.

Impact

Citation trajectory of the surrounding field, venue activity, and how many groups are working nearby. A growing cluster scores above a dormant one.

Risk

The failure modes, named rather than averaged away: a fragmented literature base, an unfalsifiable claim, a benchmark that does not exist yet.

Step 02 · The editor

Write the paper. CitePark handles the LaTeX.

A full LaTeX environment with a collaborator that has read the whole project — source, figures, references, results — before it touches a line of it.

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A close view of the CitePark editor: the Code, Visual and Edit with AI toolbar above a marked-up LaTeX diff, with Keep all and Undo all controls

What that feels like

You describe the change. CitePark rewrites the source, fixes what the change broke — a label, a width, an overflowing figure — recompiles, and hands the result back as a diff.

You are still the author of every line. The difference is that the twenty minutes of LaTeX between having the idea and seeing it typeset are gone.

Live compilePDF previewMulti-file projectsFigure & asset uploadBibliography buildExport

LaTeX, written for you

Ask for a section, a table, an equation or a whole skeleton. What comes back is clean source in your document, compiled on the spot — not a snippet to paste.

Figures you can still edit

Describe a diagram and get TikZ or draw.io source, sized to the text block and wired to a \ref that resolves. It stays editable, because it never became a flat image.

Code or visual, same document

Move between raw source and a visual editor whenever it suits the task. Neither view can break the other, and the compile runs beside both.

Every edit is a diff

Changes arrive marked up, hunk by hunk, with keep and undo on each one. Nothing lands in your paper that you have not looked at.

Under all three · References

One library behind every step.

Paste a DOI, an arXiv id, a PubMed id or raw BibTeX — or upload a manuscript and let CitePark pull every citation out of it in one pass. Validation, the editor and your project tracking all read from that same set.

Import fromDOIarXivPubMedBibTeXA whole manuscriptYour .bib files
citepark — project01 / reference management
CitePark reference management: a saved collection of papers with an import field for DOI, arXiv, PubMed or BibTeX, export style buttons, and read-state filters

01 · While you validate

Prior art surfaced by a validation drops straight into the library — deduplicated, tagged, and scored against the question that found it.

02 · While you write

Cite as you draft. CitePark re-checks which references the LaTeX source actually cites and flags the ones that quietly fell out of the manuscript.

03 · While you manage

Smart collections, reading progress and a citation graph per project, so a group of five is working from one set of papers rather than five.

In the library

  • Semantic searchAI
  • Citation graph
  • Smart collections
  • Research connectionsAI
  • Duplicate detection
  • Reading progress
  • Auto literature reviewAI
  • Novelty trackingAI

Export in any style

BibTeXRISCSLAPAIEEEMLAChicago

The venue changes its house style two weeks before the deadline. Re-export the bibliography and carry on — there is nothing to reformat by hand.

Step 03 · The workspace

Every project, in one piece.

Research falls apart in the gaps between tools — the reference manager, the shared drive, the laptop with the only copy of the script. CitePark keeps the whole lifecycle of a project in one place, across as many projects as you are running.

A research group working through a paper together around a table of books and a laptop

Tracked per project

  • ValidationsEvery report you have run, with the question that produced it.

  • ReferencesThe project's library, and which of them the source actually cites.

  • DocumentsMulti-file LaTeX, figures and assets, with version history.

  • ExperimentsSetups, runs and the results they produced.

  • DatasetsWhat the numbers in the paper were computed from.

  • NotesThe thinking that never belongs in a manuscript but cannot be lost.

Bring your group in and they see the same project you do — the validation it started from, the references behind it, and who changed what.

Why we built it

The research is the work — not the busywork.

None of this is research, and all of it is where the week goes:

  • Chasing a citation that moved journals
  • Rebuilding the same diagram for the fourth time
  • Hunting for the version that last compiled
  • Reformatting a bibliography for a new venue

CitePark absorbs it, so the hours go back into the thinking that actually moves your field forward. That is the whole idea.

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Pricing

Start free. Pay when the work grows.

One project, the full LaTeX editor, AI drafting and Unlimited LaTex document and diagram creation cost nothing — no trial clock. Premium is for the point where you are running several projects with a group beside you.

Basic

Everything you need to validate an idea and write your first paper.

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Includes

  • Citepark validator - 2 Free research validation run
  • Citepark assistant - 2 Free AI assistant query session
  • Citepark editor - Free LaTex document and diagram creation
  • Citepark management - Free Reference management
  • Limited AI notes and guidance creation
  • Community support
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For researchers running several projects at once, with a team beside them.

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Everything in Basic, plus

  • Unlimited Project
  • Citepark validator - Unlimited research validation run
  • Citepark assistant - Unlimited AI assistant query session
  • Citepark editor - Unlimited LaTex document and diagram creation
  • Citepark management - Unlimited Reference management
  • Unlimited Diagrams on demand — TikZ & draw.io
  • Unlimited AI notes creation
  • Export documents support
  • Version history across documents
  • Priority support
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Bring us the question you have been circling for months.

Make an account, describe the idea in a sentence, and read what the literature already says about it. That is the whole first session.

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