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Thesisroom

Your second reader from first topic search to first publication. Every finding tied to your own text or a real paper. Free to start.

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OBy Olajuwon AinaLaunched Oct 10, 2026 UTC0 comments

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Overview

Every Master's and doctoral student wants the same thing: to submit a thesis that holds up and defend it without fear.

Most get there the hard way. You spend months on a topic, only to learn someone has already done it. You write a chapter and wait weeks for feedback. A source you cited turns out to be wrong. Two chapters quietly disagree, and nobody notices until an examiner asks about it. Each problem costs the most when you find it late.

Thesisroom finds them early, at every stage of your research.

Before you commit to a topic, you see what has already been published, so you can pick a question worth answering.

While you write, Thesisroom reads each chapter like a careful second reader. It shows you the claims that need more support, the important papers you have not cited yet, and the places where your chapters contradict each other. Every comment points to the exact sentence it is about, so you always know what to fix and where.

When you check your references, we look up every source in real academic databases, then check them again every week, so a retracted or broken source never slips into your final draft.

When you prepare to defend, you practise the questions an examiner could ask, drawn from your own pages, until your answers come easily.

And around all of it, one place for your supervisor meetings, your reading, your notes and, later, your first publication.

What it will never do: write for you or invent a source. Every word stays yours, which is exactly why it is safe to use at university.

Your thesis stays private. Your name and institution are removed before anything is read, and your thesis is never used to train any AI.

Upload one chapter and see what Thesisroom finds. Start for free; no card needed.

Who is it for?

Master's and doctoral students in any field who want to finish a thesis that holds up, from choosing a topic to defending it, plus the supervisors who guide them.

Problem

Students find the weak parts of their thesis too late: a topic that is already taken, claims with no support, sources that are wrong, chapters that contradict each other, questions they cannot answer at the defense. Feedback is slow, and AI chatbots make it worse by writing text students cannot submit and inventing non-existent sources.

Solution

Thesisroom is a second reader for the whole thesis. You upload your work once, and it shows you what to fix at every stage: whether your topic is already covered, where a chapter needs more support, which sources are wrong, where your chapters disagree, and what an examiner is likely to ask. Every finding points to your own sentence or a real published paper, so you fix it yourself, faster and with confidence.

What makes it unique

It checks your research but never writes it, so students can use it without breaking university rules. It verifies every source against real academic databases instead of making it up. It stays with you throughout your degree, from your first topic to your first publication, instead of solving one problem once.