Research writing, grounded in verified sources
Turn your research question into a structured literature review or proposal, with references you can explore.
Connect findings, compare perspectives, and identify research gaps.
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Literature review & proposal writer
From a research question to a structured first draft
A literature review needs more than a list of papers. It connects findings, compares perspectives, and explains where a research question fits. BunnyScholar helps you begin a literature review or research proposal from a topic, keywords, and a clear brief, with a document and reference report to review when the work is ready.
Develop a literature review
Outline the scope of your topic and ask for a synthesis of relevant findings and research gaps.
Prepare a research proposal
Describe your objectives, proposed methods, and requirements to guide the first draft.
Review the references
Use the reference report alongside the document to inspect the sources before citing them.
Getting started
Make it part of your workflow
- Step 1
Choose your document
Select a literature review or proposal and enter your research title and keywords.
- Step 2
Write a useful brief
Add the scope, research questions, population, methods, and any institutional requirements. Choose language and citation style.
- Step 3
Review the finished work
Follow the progress, download the document, and inspect its references and argument.
A little more clarity
Frequently asked questions
What should I include in my writing brief?
Specify what the review should cover and exclude, the question it should answer, and any required structure or length. Concrete requirements give the draft a clearer direction.
Can I inspect the sources?
Download the accompanying reference report to inspect the sources used in the draft.
What files are available when writing is complete?
Download the writing document and its reference report to continue editing and organizing your sources.