Build the argument before you start drafting.

Use this once the thesis is close and you want to stop staring at a blank document.

An outline should reduce decision fatigue. It gives every paragraph a job before you start writing sentences.

You have a thesis but the body structure is still messy.
You want to see if the argument can hold 3-5 body points.
You need to turn reading notes into a sequence fast.

Public preview

Use one preview, then keep moving.

Try one pass here, then continue in the studio if you want to refine the same draft, switch tools, or keep the same book context loaded.

Preview. Run one fast pass on this page, no card and no login.
Continue. Open the writing studio to keep editing or switch modes; the preview result follows you in after login.
Ground it. Jump into a book-specific essay kit when the assignment is already fixed and you need evidence, not guesswork.

How students use this

Example input

Hamlet; thesis angle: delay comes from moral conflict, not simple weakness; key points: ghost, self-surveillance, collateral damage.

Example output

Intro: frame Hamlet’s delay as ethical conflict. Body 1: the ghost creates a duty problem. Body 2: Hamlet’s self-surveillance deepens inaction. Body 3: delay spreads into collateral damage. Conclusion: indecision becomes tragic because it is tied to conscience.