Five study tools on AIPick help students and researchers write, read, and teach with AI: Jenni AI writes from your own sources, QuillBot rewrites and checks, SciSummary digests papers, AhaSlides runs live polls, and Textomap turns text into maps. Here is what each costs and who it suits.
| Tool | Best for | Starting price | Free option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jenni AI | Source-grounded academic writing | $12/mo | Free plan |
| QuillBot | Paraphrasing and grammar | $4.17/mo (annual) | Free plan |
| SciSummary | Summarizing scientific papers | $4/mo ($48/yr) | 7-day trial |
| AhaSlides | Live polls and quizzes | Paid plans, see site | Free plan, 50 participants |
| Textomap | Interactive maps from text | $8/mo | Free plan |
Jenni AI autocompletes from the papers you upload and links each claim to its exact source page and paragraph, with citations in 10,000+ styles.
Quick Review — Jenni AI
QuillBot offers an AI paraphraser with a Synonym Slider and 10+ modes, plus a grammar checker for spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
Quick Review — QuillBot
SciSummary creates structured summaries of scientific papers (abstract, methods, results, conclusion) and preserves citations. It is the official AI provider for the ACM Digital Library.
Quick Review — SciSummary
AhaSlides adds live polls, quizzes, word clouds, Q&A, spinner wheels, ranking polls, and idea boards to presentations, plus an AI presentation maker and 1,000+ templates.
Quick Review — AhaSlides
Textomap extracts locations from any text, image, URL, or prompt and builds an interactive map without manual pinning.
Quick Review — Textomap
More options are in our collection of AI tools for students and researchers.
Which of these tools has a free option? Jenni AI, QuillBot, AhaSlides, and Textomap have free plans, and SciSummary has a 7-day trial.
Which is cheapest to start? SciSummary Pro is $4/mo billed yearly, and QuillBot Premium is $4.17/mo billed annually.
Which keeps citations? Jenni AI links claims to sources, and SciSummary preserves citations from papers.
Which suits teachers? AhaSlides and Textomap both have teaching uses.
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