Overview
WisPaper is an AI-powered academic search tool developed by the Fudan University team. It is designed to significantly boost research efficiency, using advanced AI search technology to help scholars locate relevant papers quickly and accurately.
The overseas literature search feature connects to mainstream academic databases, including Google Scholar. The tool intelligently deconstructs complex queries, then applies a second-round verification and deep search to rapidly zero in on the highest-quality, most relevant literature. When the "Perfect" badge appears beside a search result, it signals that the paper is 100% relevant to the keyword, helping users skip low-relevance journals and save valuable time and effort.
WisPaper further supports local file search, enabling users to establish a personal knowledge base from downloaded papers. By thoroughly analyzing the full content of each paper, the AI can retrieve strongly related passages even when the title omits the keyword, confirming whether a paper truly matches the search terms.
Core capabilities
- AI smart search of overseas literature
- Connects to mainstream academic databases such as Google Scholar, intelligently breaks down problems, and uses double verification and deep search to quickly lock onto high-quality literature. When the "Perfect" marker appears next to results, the literature is 100% relevant to the keyword. Local file search: Build a personal local knowledge base and retrieve strongly relevant content from downloaded papers; AI analyzes the full text even if the title omits the keyword. One-click sharing: Share results with supervisors or groups, ideal for researchers in the same field.
- Overseas literature search
- Connects to academic databases like Google Scholar, breaks down queries intelligently, and uses double verification and deep search to find the best-matching high-quality papers. A "Perfect" badge means 100% relevance to the keyword.
- Local file search
- Build a personal knowledge base from downloaded papers and search strongly related content by keywords. AI examines the full text to confirm matches even if the title lacks the keyword.
- One-click sharing
- Share search results with advisors or research groups, ideal for researchers in the same field.
Use cases
- Undergraduates quickly build a framework when writing their graduation thesis
- Graduate students organize literature reviews and generate a draft
- Researchers write the introduction section of a journal paper
- International students use polishing features to optimize English expression
- Teachers prepare teaching materials or compile academic reports
- Teams collaborate on project proposals or research reports
Who it's for
Undergraduate students, Graduate students, Researchers, Teachers, Academic writers, Journal authors
Getting started
- 1Step 1 — Register and log in: Visit the WisPaper website, sign up and log in using your email or Google account.
- 2Step 2 — Create a new project: Click "New Paper", fill in the research title and discipline, and select the paper type.
- 3Step 3 — Generate an outline: Enter topic keywords or an abstract, and the system automatically generates a paper outline that you can manually adjust.
- 4Step 4 — Write content: Use AI to generate section by section or input manually, and cite references with the citation feature.
- 5Step 5 — Polish and check for plagiarism: After completing the draft, run language polishing and plagiarism scanning, then export the final version after edits.
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