Academic writing means juggling sources while trying to sound original. You're copying citations from PDFs. You're rewording sentences to avoid plagiarism flags. You're switching between Word and browser tabs—hunting for that one reference.
fastwrite plugs directly into Microsoft Word to handle the grunt work. It autocompletes sentences based on your uploaded literature and a database of over 30 million scientific sources. The AI recognizes when you're pulling from a source. Drops in the citation automatically. No more manual reference hunting.
Upload your PDFs and fastwrite extracts metadata without you typing author names or publication years. It analyzes documents to understand context. Suggests text that fits your argument. The AI formulations help you put ideas in your own words (instead of accidentally plagiarizing).
The free plan gives you 50 autocompletes daily. Five PDF uploads at 20mb each. That's tight if you're working on a thesis with dozens of sources. Premium runs €19.99 monthly—unlimited everything. Solo students writing term papers or dissertations are the obvious users here.
You can also access fastwrite through a web app if you're on iPad or Chromebook. Works for group projects too, though the free version caps you at one project total. A master's student juggling multiple seminar papers would hit that wall fast. The AI's been trained specifically for academic language, so it won't suggest marketing fluff when you need scholarly precision.
