Document Studio
Refine papers, proposals, talks, and quals with concrete edits. This is the daily reason current students pay for Pro. Explorer does not include it.
Tools for the work your advisor doesn't have time for
You already have a PI. GuiDrs is the workspace around that: Document Studio for papers, talks, and proposals, semester goals with clearer next steps, and research-aligned mentors when you want a second opinion.
Agentic workflow for graduate students
What you get
Built for after you're in the program
Document Studio, semester goals, and an AI workspace first. Mentors when you want a second opinion, not a second advisor.
Agentic AI workspace
Get help structuring updates, thinking through research or career decisions, and seeing what to focus on next, with context that stays yours.
Goals that stick
Set semester goals for skills, coursework, and research. GuiDrs' agentic AI workspace surfaces what to focus on next as your term unfolds.
An agentic calendar
Connect the Google or Outlook calendar you check daily — school, personal, or one shared for both. GuiDrs reads busy times (never edits them) so writing time, reminders, and check-ins land around your real week.
A second opinion when you want one
Find mentors whose methods, areas, and experience line up with what you're building. Useful when your advisor is busy, not a replacement for them.
Mentorship that fits your term
Message mentors, keep conversations organized, and stay ahead of research deadlines without another scattered inbox.
Built for after admission
No school shortlists or application trackers, just writing tools, semester goals, and mentorship for life in the program.
Mentor discovery
A second opinion, not a second advisor
GuiDrs ranks mentors by fit with your methods, interests, and goals. Reach out when you want field-specific feedback your PI may not have bandwidth for.
How it works
From where you are to clearer next steps
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Step 01
Share where you are
Tell GuiDrs your program stage, research direction, and what you want help with: papers, talks, skills, career moves, or navigating the PhD.
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Step 02
Write and plan in one workspace
Use Document Studio for papers, proposals, and quals. Connect the calendar you live in so next steps and reminders fit around your real week.
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Step 03
Get a second opinion when you want one
See mentors ranked for your research interests, with transparent reasoning you can sanity-check before you reach out.
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Step 04
Stay ahead of the term
Keep documents, goals, mentor chats, and your school week in one place so the next step is obvious when the term gets noisy.
Already in the program
Explorer finds mentors. Pro is the writing workspace.
Start free. Upgrade when you want Document Studio for papers and talks, a fuller semester workspace, and more room for the work your advisor cannot review this week.