Trace the passage
Every evidence row includes an exact quotation and source line range.
Browser workspace available
Can these findings
actually be compared?
Bring research claims back to their evidence. Compare study context, inspect exact quotations, and keep differences in population, measurement, and design visible in your brief.
No account or API key required. Your source text stays in this page until you export or share it.
Evidence, connectedWorkflow illustration
01 / SOURCE
A passage you can return to.
“An exact excerpt from your source.”
02 / INTERPRETATION
Write the claim. Record what the passage does — and does not — establish.
03 / REVIEWABLE BRIEF
Claim · source locator · quotation · limitation · review status
Illustration of the workflow, not a research result.
Keep the uncertainty
Record limitations beside the claim, where a reviewer can see them.
Carry the work forward
Export a brief, evidence CSV, project JSON, or a manual Claude prompt.
A deliberate research workflow
Separate disagreement from a different experiment.
Two findings may look inconsistent while studying different populations, outcomes, or conditions. CiteWoven keeps those distinctions beside the source evidence so a reviewer can decide what can be compared.
Bring your source text.
Paste excerpts or load a .txt/.md file. Add the document title, reference link, and study context.
Attach evidence to a claim.
Select a source and quote it exactly. The workspace checks the text match and records its line range.
Ask what differs.
Compare the context you entered. Review differences and missing fields before combining findings into a brief.
A concrete use case. A researcher reviewing two AI evaluation papers needs to know whether they use the same test population and define “accuracy” the same way. In the current workspace, the researcher records those fields and inspects their differences. In the planned Claude workflow, document citations will accompany suggested extractions, which the researcher will still review.
01Source excerptsPermitted text + references
→02Study contextPopulation · measure · design
→03Exact evidenceQuotation + source lines
→04Compare & reviewDifferences + uncertainty
→05Evidence briefMarkdown · CSV · project JSON
Working browser prototype
Your evidence workspace.
Try the labeled example, or start with your own excerpts. Save a project JSON to continue later.
Research evidence workspace
Exact text matching · manual review · reusable exports
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Source library
2
Claim & evidence
0 sources0 evidence rows0 marked reviewed
3
Review & export
Save project JSON to continue later. Quotation checks match the supplied text; review the claim yourself. Google Scholar opens in a separate tab.
Research resources
Find the literature. Bring the evidence.
Use your preferred discovery tools to locate sources, then review permitted excerpts in CiteWoven.
Google Scholar
Find scholarly literature and explore related work. Open search results in a separate tab.
Open Google Scholar ↗arXiv
Browse open research preprints. Check the version and publication status when interpreting results.
Explore arXiv ↗Your own documents
Bring accessible papers, reports, or notes. The workspace accepts pasted text and .txt/.md excerpts.
Add a source excerpt →These are external resources, not affiliated partners or automated integrations.
Development direction
Building toward source-grounded AI.
Claude is the planned model provider for document-based synthesis. The browser workspace provides the evidence structure; the next phase adds server-side document citations and evaluates the results with human review.
- Available
Evidence workspace
Source inputs, quotation matching, line references, review labels, and project exports.
- Planned
Claude document workflow
Server-side API integration, source-linked synthesis, and controlled research tools.
- Planned
Researcher evaluation
Human-reviewed public-document examples; citation quality, review effort, latency, and cost.
About CiteWoven
Focused on the work behind a research claim.
Official launch planned for March 2027
CiteWoven is a research software project led by Youngze Kim in Seoul, South Korea.
The project began on August 2, 2026, and the first website was published on August 15, 2026. We are developing a practical workflow for keeping research claims close to their source material. The current browser prototype is available to try; Claude-assisted synthesis is the next development phase.
Contact Youngze →Project timeline
Development, with a clear next step.
Project begins
Development begins with a focus on traceable research evidence.
First website published
The first project website goes online.
Browser release prepared
Evidence workspace, study-context comparison, file inputs, and project exports implemented and checked locally.
Official launch
Planned: Claude-assisted extraction and synthesis, researcher evaluation, and a public product release.
Practical questions
Before you start.
Does CiteWoven automatically analyze my documents with Claude?
This release organizes source text and evidence in the browser. It can prepare a prompt for you to review and use in Claude manually. A server-side Claude integration is planned; this site does not make automatic AI requests.
Can I save my work and come back later?
Use Save project JSON to download your sources, evidence rows, and research question. Open that JSON to continue in the workspace. This release does not provide a cloud account or automatic browser storage.
What does the quotation check establish?
It establishes that the exact quotation appears in the supplied source text and records its line range. It does not verify the publication, the truth of the claim, or whether the passage supports your interpretation.
Can I use Google Scholar here?
The workspace can open a Google Scholar search for your research question. Search takes place on Google Scholar; results are not automatically imported. Choose accessible sources and add excerpts you have permission to use.
Your workspace data
Your sources and evidence stay in this page until you download, copy, or share them. Save a project JSON before reloading to keep your work. This release has no automatic AI upload or cloud storage.
Using CiteWoven
Review source permissions and research interpretations before sharing an exported brief. Questions about the product? Contact youngze@citewoven.com.