Your argument shouldn't break as your document grows.
Turn research notes and scattered sources into long-form writing that stays logically connected — from first draft to final version.
Sound familiar?
Your argument gets harder to track
At 10 pages, the logic was tight. At 40, you're not sure if Section 5 still supports the claim you made in Section 2. The argument drifts and you can't see it.
Research lives in one place, writing in another
Your sources are in Zotero, notes in Google Docs, drafts in Word. Every time you write, you're switching tabs and losing your train of thought.
Revisions break what was working
You restructure a section and suddenly the flow is gone. The data that backed your argument is no longer where it should be. Three revisions in, the document is worse than before.
Research and writing, finally in one place
A workspace where your sources inform your argument and your structure holds — no matter how complex the document gets.
Focused Writing Environment
Work inside a distraction-free space designed for long-form thinking. Split panes let you write with your research notes visible right beside your document.
Research Integrated Into the Document
Notes, sources, and findings live inside the same project as your writing. As your argument develops, the evidence stays connected — not buried in another tool.
Consistent Arguments Across the Document
The AI reads your entire project, not just the current paragraph. It catches when a revision in one section contradicts the logic elsewhere.
Start writing from your research
Bring notes, sources, and drafts into a connected workspace. Develop complex writing without losing the structure of your thinking.
Open the Writing StudioBuilt for complex, evidence-based writing
Whether it's a thesis, an investigative piece, or a policy brief — Slima holds the structure while you build the argument.
Academic Research & Theses
Manage literature reviews, methodology sections, and findings in one project. The AI flags when your conclusions drift from your evidence.
Investigative Journalism
Keep sources, interview notes, and timeline reconstructions connected to your draft. Never lose track of what supports what.
Books & Long-Form Nonfiction
Write chapters that build on each other. Branching lets you try different structures without losing the original.
Policy Briefs & Reports
Structure complex arguments with supporting data. Keep executive summaries aligned with the detailed analysis below.
Research and writing, side by side
Split-pane editing lets you write with your sources visible. The AI keeps the argument consistent.
Section 3 claims a 34% increase, but your source data in research-notes.md shows 28%. Consider reconciling the figures before continuing.
Word processors weren't built for this.
Google Docs and Word are great for simple documents. But when your writing has 40 pages, 12 sources, and a complex argument — you need structure.
I used to dread the third revision — that's when everything would fall apart. With Slima, the structure holds even at 60 pages.
Questions
Is this like Scrivener?
Can I import from Google Docs or Word?
Does the AI check my sources?
Can I collaborate with co-authors?
Is my research data safe?
Your research deserves writing that holds together.
Stop fighting your tools. Start building your argument.
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