Try itIn development — early access
Citations placed, checked,
and yours to edit.
An assistant, not an autopilot. You decide what every citation says — Oba11 does the rest, and shows its working.
What you wrote
Axonal transport is impaired early in disease progression, and TDP-43 mislocalisation precedes motor neuron loss.
What you get back
Axonal transport is impaired early in disease progression[1,2], and TDP-43 mislocalisation precedes motor neuron loss[3].
References
- 1. De Vos KJ, Hafezparast M. Neurobiol Dis. 2017;105:283–299.
- 2. Millecamps S, Julien J-P. Nat Rev Neurosci. 2013;14(3):161–176.
- 3. Ling S-C, Polymenidou M, Cleveland DW. Neuron. 2013;79(3):416–438.
Places citations on the evidence
It reads what each paper reported, not just its title, and puts citations where the findings actually support the claim.
Checks every one, and tells you where it is unsure
Every citation is re-examined independently. You get a count of what held up, and a short list of what needs your eye.
Edit anything, any time
Nothing is fixed once it is placed. Remove a citation here or everywhere, swap it, add another — the numbering and the reference list rebuild themselves as you go.
It is an assistant, not an autopilot
Two researchers can read the same paper and disagree about whether it supports a claim. So Oba11 does not claim it got every citation right — it shows you its reasoning and lets you overrule it. What it does guarantee is the part that can be: it never cites a paper you did not give it, never invents an author or a year, never quietly shortens your manuscript, and never lets the reference list disagree with the text.
Built for the life sciences and medicine, where reference lists are long and the metadata is good. Footnote-based styles are not supported yet.
For researchers
- ·Bring the library you already have — Mendeley, Zotero or EndNote, exported straight in.
- ·Cite a whole manuscript in one pass — Vancouver, APA, AMA, Nature and others.
- ·Change your mind about any citation without renumbering anything by hand.
- ·Share one reference library with your group.
For libraries and research offices
- ·An answer for researchers who ask whether AI is safe to use for citations.
- ·Every citation re-checked against what the abstract actually says, with a record of what the author approved.
- ·One licence for the institution, not per researcher.