Updates & Improvements

We're excited to introduce Chat with Sources, a powerful new feature that allows you to ask questions, get clarifications, and explore sources in a conversational way.

Available for Ultra and Max plans only.

We're excited to introduce Deep Search, a powerful new feature that addresses one of the most time-consuming aspects of academic research. Before this update, Sourcely would find relevant sources for you, but you'd still have to manually review each one to understand exactly how it related to your work. Now, Deep Search takes it a step further as it actually reads through the most promising sources and provides you with specific reasons and evidence showing exactly how each source supports your research.

Don't worry, we've kept our existing Sourcely's search functionality as "Quick Search," which works exactly as before. Deep Search is an extension that builds on top of Quick Search, so you can think of it as an optional enhancement when you need deeper analysis of your sources.

However, it comes with the cost that it takes 5-15 minutes to run a deep search in Sourcely. With Deep Search, we had to make adjustments to our pricing plans, removing the one-time paid plan as it doesn't make sense anymore.

• Pro customers get 10 deep searches a month for free without extra charge
• New Ultra plan: 30 deep searches per month
• New Max plan: 1000 deep searches per month (also uses smarter models)

See demo here:

We've completely improved the website with significant enhancements across the board:

• Faster citation export in APA, MLA, Harvard, Chicago, and IEEE formats
• Reduced hallucination rate for reliable summaries of sources
• Added library sorting options by date added, citation date, authors, and number of citations
• Overall speed and loading performance improvements across the entire platform
• Better mobile compatibility and responsive design for seamless mobile experience
• General platform improvements and UI refinements for a more polished user experience

You can now create folders in your Sourcely library to better organize your sources:

• Create folders to organize sources by project, topic, or any other structure
• Move sources between folders easily
• Default behavior remains unchanged for those who prefer a simpler structure

We've made significant improvements to our citation-worthy highlighting system:

• Select any text in your document to get targeted citations
• Expanded number of citation-worthy highlights shown by default
• Click "Fetch Citation" to load specific citation suggestions for highlighted text
• More precise targeting of citation-worthy passages
• Enjoy and pass us your feedback!

We're thrilled to announce two major features that expand Sourcely's capabilities:

• Multi-language support with automatic language detection
• Manual language selection available in the menu
• New venue filter to find sources from specific publications (e.g., NeurIPS, Nature)
• Enhanced search precision for academic venues

We're excited to announce two new options that let you fetch more citations and provide feedback when generating sources:

• A "More" button to load additional all sources
• A "Regenerate" button to re-fetch all sources given feedback
• Similar functionality coming soon for citation-worthy source highlights

We've added the ability to export all sources from your list with a single click!

• Export your entire source list in one go
• Get an email with APA7, MLA9, IEEE, BibTeX and Harvard formats
• Easily import citations into Zotero and other reference managers