
To be honest, the best part for me has been the visual card layout. Instead of staring at a massive Word doc or trying to color-code a messy Google Sheet for my thesis, being able to just drag thesis sections and notes around visually made it way easier to see how the arguments actually flow. I mean, the AI prompt stuff is decent for getting past a blank screen when you're tired, but the simple UI of moving blocks of text around saved me from getting totally overwhelmed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Honestly, the price tag is pretty steep for a student budget—like, I'm just trying to finish a thesis, so I can't really justify dropping a bunch of cash on it long-term. Also, exporting stuff out to standard doc formats felt a bit clunky at first. I had to spend extra time fixing the layout before sending my outline over to my advisor, which was kind of annoying when I was already pressed for time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.