Yomu AI is an academic writing assistant that drafts, edits and cites essays, research papers, literature reviews and theses inside one document editor. It includes an AI autocomplete that finishes sentences and paragraphs, a document assistant that writes whole sections and returns feedback, and a citation finder that formats sources in 700+ styles through Sourcely. A built-in plagiarism checker reviews originality before submission. Pro costs $10 per month billed annually ($21 billed monthly) and includes 1,000 AI actions per month, while Ultra costs $17 per month billed annually ($35 billed monthly) and removes the action limit.
Yomu AI suits undergraduate and graduate students who write essays under deadline pressure, thesis writers juggling long documents and dozens of sources, and researchers drafting papers or literature reviews. It also fits non-native English writers who want grammar and clarity corrections without losing their own voice, and writing tutors who coach students on structure and citation. Because citations, source storage and originality checks sit beside the editor, it works best for people who treat referencing as part of writing rather than a last-minute chore.
A typical workflow starts with describing an assignment and letting Yomu write a researched first draft, with control over length, research depth, citation style and sources. From there a writer can paraphrase, expand, shorten or summarize passages, turn bullet points into full paragraphs, and add captioned figures and tables that can be referenced in the text. Saved sources go into a personal library and can be reused across documents. Students can also chat with uploaded PDFs and images, ask questions about a paper, run a web search, and run a plagiarism check before handing in a final version.
