Research with evidence anyone can verify
CiteAnything creates verifiable AI citations.
CiteAnything is an evidence-backed research workspace for claim-to-source verification. AI answers carry portable [@ev:TOKEN] markers that open exact quotations, source context, and available replayable web evidence or screenshots.
CiteAnything by VeriGlow · International deployment · English product surface
CiteAnything workflow
From source material to durable evidence
A citation is more useful when the reader can inspect the quotation, recover its context, and carry the source into another research workflow.
01 · Capture
Preserve the exact evidence
Save the claim, quoted passage, source URL, page location, and supporting screenshot or replay data as one citation record.
02 · Research
Ground AI answers in sources
Research across public web pages and private knowledge-base documents while keeping evidence markers attached to the resulting answer.
03 · Verify
Let readers inspect the handoff
Share a public evidence page that shows the claim, quotation, source, capture time, and available verification trail.
04 · Export
Move into academic workflows
Copy GB/T 7714, APA 7, BibTeX, RIS, or author-date citations without replacing the formal source with a platform link.
FAQ
Questions researchers ask
What is CiteAnything?
CiteAnything is a research workspace for creating verifiable citations from web pages and knowledge-base documents. It keeps a claim connected to the exact quoted evidence and source context.
How does a CiteAnything citation stay verifiable?
A citation record preserves the quotation and source metadata, and can include a screenshot, source replay, content hash, and public evidence link. Available verification methods depend on the source and capture.
Can I use citations from a private knowledge base?
Yes. CiteAnything can cite a passage and page from a private document without publishing the full document or exposing a private storage URL on the public evidence page.
Which academic citation formats are supported?
The Web interface supports GB/T 7714, APA 7, BibTeX, RIS, and author-date in-text output. Missing bibliographic metadata is shown for review instead of being invented by a language model.