What is genei?

genei is a research and summarisation tool that uses an AI algorithm to summarise background reading, analyse research and find key information. It is intended to help writers, content producers and academics produce articles, blogs and reports faster.

Features listed on the pricing page include AI-generated keywords, AI-powered summaries, cloud-based notes and annotations, note linking, graph, figure and table extraction, reference generation and management, and export. Higher plans add GPT-3 based summaries, expand, paraphrase and rephrase, multi-document analysis and GPT-3 access for search and question mode.

Plans are priced in pounds per month, with discounted annual billing and an academic discount, and a 14 day free trial. The homepage notes the team also built a separate qualitative research analysis tool called CoLoop.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Generates AI summaries and keywords for articles, papers and background reading.
  • Covers note linking, figure and table extraction, and reference generation in one tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

genei costs 3.99 to 29.99 GBP per month.

According to our latest information, this tool does not seem to have a lifetime deal at the moment, unfortunately.

genei is a research and summarisation tool intended for writers, content producers and academics. It helps them summarise background reading, analyse research and find key information. The stated goal is to help produce articles, blogs and reports faster, which suits people working through many sources.

genei offers cloud-based notes and annotations, along with note linking and a graph feature. It can also extract figures and tables from documents. These features help you keep sources connected, so related material is easier to find when you write.

Yes, genei lists reference generation and management among its features, along with export. Those tools are useful when you need to build a bibliography from the sources you have summarised. Check the official genei website to confirm which referencing formats are supported.

The listing says higher tiers add multi-document analysis, along with expand, paraphrase and rephrase tools. Those higher tiers also add GPT-3 based summaries and GPT-3 access for search and question mode. Check the official genei site for current feature availability before you rely on them.

The genei homepage notes that the team also built CoLoop, a separate qualitative research analysis tool. genei itself focuses on summaries, notes and references. If you do qualitative research, it may be worth comparing the two on their official websites.