Guide for every step

Free-form input is your first briefing. You describe the topic, requirements, ideas, and open questions so StudyTexter can prepare the next workflow steps properly.

In file upload, you add sources, assignment sheets, proposals, data, or appendices. StudyTexter processes these files for planning, research, and later drafting.

In settings, you define scope, language, source requirements, citation style, and additional options. These details guide how your paper is planned and written.

Here you decide whether your paper is empirical. If yes, you add methodological details; if no, the later empirical data step is skipped.

Controls whether empirical data (step 8) appears later.

The proposal draft summarizes your topic, research question, problem statement, and first structure. It is a controllable checkpoint before research and refinement.

In source evaluation, you review, evaluate, and approve sources. This is where you decide which literature will feed into planning and the final text.

The final proposal updates your plan after source evaluation and connects topic, research question, source situation, and planned structure.

Empirical data appears only for empirical papers. You add data or details so methodology, results, and analysis can be prepared correctly.

Only visible if an empirical component was selected in empirical method.

In chapter structure, you review and edit the paper's outline. Chapters, arguments, evidence, and sources are organized before the full text is written.

In content review, you check planned content, arguments, and source links. This lets you correct issues before the final text is created.

In full text & export, the complete paper is written. You check text, source links, and output formats, then export the file.

Bonus downloads bundles additional materials, checks, or supplementary files for the finished paper. This step is always part of the workflow.