The Jenni AI alternative for writers who need verifiable citations.

Truessay starts every draft by querying 200M+ peer-reviewed papers with intent-derived search terms. The retrieved papers appear before any prose is written. The model then drafts paragraphs that cite those specific papers — every claim is traceable to a DOI in the retrieval set.

Jenni completes sentences and offers citation suggestions inline. The citations come from a search performed in response to the sentence already being typed, which can produce mismatches when the cited paper does not actually support the claim made in the sentence.

You give Truessay a topic. It produces a structured outline grounded in retrieved papers, then drafts paragraph by paragraph. You read, edit, export. Drafting unit is a paragraph.

You start writing. Jenni autocompletes from where your cursor is. The draft is built sentence by sentence in the order you write them.

If a paragraph drifts beyond what the retrieved papers support, the citation post-processor flags it and removes the orphaned reference. The exported bibliography only contains papers that are actually cited.

When an autocomplete-suggested citation is a poor fit, the responsibility is on the user to catch it. There is no post-process step that prunes mismatched citations.