Your ideas, connected
Give your essay a place to take shape.
Collect notes and sources, connect the ideas that belong together, and develop your own draft in the same course workspace.
Free to start. Your coursework, together.
Connect your ideas.
Add notes and sources, move cards and connect ideas in the current planning canvas. Switch to Essays to try the editor.
Sample data and scripted guidance. Preview work stays in the demo.
Start with a question and evidence
An essay plan is more than a list of headings. Write the question you want to answer, collect the evidence you are allowed to use, and note what each source does for your argument. Keep a claim separate from the evidence that might support it.
See the connections before the paragraphs
Use the planning canvas to add notes and sources, move and resize them, connect related ideas, and zoom out. A visible connection can help you decide which claim needs more support or which paragraph belongs earlier.
Move through Plan, Draft and Final
Write in the essay editor, format your own text and add citations. Keep developing the argument as you draft; the plan can change when the evidence points somewhere new. The public homepage includes a sample of the actual editor and planning canvas.
Keep source checking part of writing
Verify every quotation, citation and factual claim against its source. AI guidance can be wrong and does not replace reading or establish authorship. Follow the assignment’s rules and make the final wording and reasoning your own.
Questions you might have
Is this an essay generator?
The workspace supports planning, drafting, citations and guidance around your own work. You remain responsible for the argument, sources, wording and your course’s AI rules.
Can a teacher see my essay?
Work in a teacher-led class is available to that class’s teacher. A separate personal study course is not shared with a teacher.