Clevia
Free AI research assistant that verifies citationsVerify references before you cite them
Highlights
What you can do with it
- A doctoral student checks citations before submitting a paper
- A researcher finds references that ordinary search misses
- A writer organizes a bibliography while drafting
How to use it
- 1 Register and log in to the Clevia site
- 2 Upload the paper you want checked
- 3 Review the verification results for each reference
- 4 Organize the confirmed references with citation keys
- 5 Write, then export to LaTeX, BibTeX, Word, or PDF
Who it is for
Pros
- Citation verification protects against fabricated references
- Structured organization speeds up bibliography work
- Literature search reaches beyond ordinary search engines
- Free access according to the vendor
Limitations
- The site was not reachable during our last check
- Verification is an aid, not a guarantee of correctness
- Free status could change without notice
- Uploading unpublished papers means trusting the vendor
What Clevia is
Clevia is an AI research assistant whose central feature is reference verification. The problem it targets is simple and expensive: citations that do not exist, point to the wrong paper, or misstate a finding. You upload a paper, the tool compares each reference against real records, marks the ones that are wrong or fabricated, and organizes what survives into a structured bibliography with citation keys you can use while writing. Around that core it adds literature search across major databases, writing assistance, and export to LaTeX, BibTeX, Word, or PDF. The vendor says it is free to use.
What you can do with it
- Verify references in an uploaded paper against real records
- Flag incorrect or fabricated citations before submission
- Organize a bibliography with usable citation keys
- Search millions of papers across major scientific databases
- Get writing assistance during drafting
- Export results to LaTeX, BibTeX, Word, or PDF
Who it is for
- Doctoral students writing papers and literature reviews
- Professors and researchers managing large bibliographies
- Undergraduates running structured research projects
- Professional writers who need accurate sourcing
What to watch out for
The site was not reachable during our last check, so confirm it is live before planning around it. Verification is an aid rather than a guarantee, so spot check flagged and unflagged references yourself before submission. Because the tool is currently free, the terms could change, and free research tools often add limits later. Uploading an unpublished paper means trusting the vendor with your work, which matters if the research is sensitive or not yet public, so read the privacy terms first.
FAQ
What does Clevia verify?
It checks the references in an uploaded paper against real records and flags incorrect or false citations.
Is it free?
The vendor states users can use it for free.
What can I export?
LaTeX, BibTeX, Word, or PDF with one click.
Who is it for?
Researchers, doctoral students, professors, and undergraduates doing research writing.
Why it is free
What the official page says： for free
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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