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Research proposal writer

A research proposal has to show a committee or funder what you will study, why it matters and how you will do it. Describe your idea and upload your notes, reading and your university's guidelines. DocuForge pulls out what the guidelines require, shows you a free outline of every page, then writes and designs the proposal with headings, a timeline table and the sections reviewers expect.

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About 3 credits · free accounts get 5 credits a day

Who it's for

Master's and PhD applicants writing a proposal for admission
Students who need a proposal approved before their dissertation
Researchers applying for a small grant or fellowship
Supervisors who want students to start from a clear structure

What you get

Title, background, problem, questions, method, timeline and expected outcomes
Required sections pulled from your guidelines and checked against the outline
Your own reading and notes used exactly; sources listed when you turn it on
PDF with selectable text and editable Word

How it works

Describe your topic, method and length, and upload your notes, reading and the guidelines.
In Adjust, choose the reader (committee, funder, supervisor), a formal look and 'sources listed'.
Check the free outline: every required section, in the order your department wants.
Build the proposal (about 3 credits), then change any part by typing or edit the text yourself for free.

Example request

“Research proposal for a master's degree: how mobile banking affects savings among small traders in Colombo. Mixed methods, 12 months. My draft notes and the university's proposal guidelines are attached. About 10 pages, for the research committee.”

What comes back

Title page with your name and the programme
Background and why the topic matters
Research problem and questions
Method: survey and interviews, sample and analysis
Timeline table for the 12 months
Expected outcomes and limits
References from your uploaded reading

Tips for a better result

Upload your university's proposal guidelines; their required sections become part of the outline.
Write your research questions yourself; they are the heart of the proposal.
Upload the papers you have read so they can be cited; it does not search the web.
Check every reference against the original before you submit.

Questions

Does it find sources for me?

No. It works from the reading you upload and what you write. Add the papers you want cited and turn on sources listed in Adjust.

Can I submit it as my own work?

Follow your university's rules on AI. Use DocuForge to structure and draft, then make the ideas and wording your own and check every fact.

How much does it cost?

About 3 credits, at most 6 for a long proposal. A guest gets 2 credits a day, so sign up for a free account, which gets 5 a day.

Can I see the structure before paying?

Yes. The outline of every page is free. You can rename, reorder or delete pages before you spend credits.

I already wrote my proposal. Can it just format it?

Yes. Upload your finished draft and ask it to format it. Your text is kept word for word, and anything missing from the pages is listed in the checks.

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