For masters students

Write it with Viva.
Prove it was yours.

Your PDFs, your citations, your chapters and your supervisor's instructions in one place. Viva drafts with you, never instead of you, and exports an authorship report alongside the thesis.

Free while Viva is in early access.

One place

Everything the dissertation needs, in one place

Forty PDFs in a Downloads folder, the supervisor's formatting instructions in a WhatsApp message, the draft called proposal_final_FINAL_v3. Viva holds all of it, and each part knows about the others.

  • The chapter, and the record of how it was written

    Write in a page sized for reading, not a browser window. Every passage carries its origin as you go.

  • Your word count, against the real limit

    The department's limit, visible while you write rather than discovered at submission.

  • An outline that follows your headings

    Derived from the chapter, never a second thing to keep in step.

  • It works on a laptop with no connection

    Write on a bus. Your chapters, your sources and your reference library are all there, and what you wrote goes up when you are back.

The authorship report

Every sentence knows where it came from

Viva keeps a record of how each passage was written, as you write it, and you export that record alongside the thesis. It is the thing every other AI writing tool is ashamed of, turned into the reason a supervisor trusts this one.

The record is append-only. Neither you nor we can change what it says afterwards.

  • A band in the margin, or none at all

    No band means you typed it. The default state of your document is your own writing, so nothing marks it.

  • The figures you hand your supervisor

    A share for each origin, per chapter and per section, with a timeline of when the writing happened. Yours on every plan, including the free one.

Citations

A reference you cannot check is not a reference

Ask a general AI assistant for sources and it will give you invented ones: real-looking authors, a real-looking journal, a DOI that resolves to nothing. In a submitted proposal that is not a formatting error.

  • Three authorities, and an identifier that resolves

    Every source comes back from Crossref, OpenAlex or Semantic Scholar carrying a DOI. The model may suggest what to look for. Only the resolver may produce a reference.

  • If it did not resolve, you do not see it

    Not greyed out, not with a warning beside it, not as a best guess. Not at all.

Priced in shillings, paid by you

No institutional licence, no supervisor seats and nobody between you and your own work. Every other tool in this space is sold to the university to check up on you. This one is yours.

Free

Enough to write a proposal and see whether this is for you.

UGX 0always

  • One project
  • 10 sources
  • 10,000 words
  • 20 AI drafts a month
  • Export to PDF
Start writing

Student

For a taught masters, paid month by month.

UGX 25,000a month

  • Unlimited projects, sources and words
  • A generous monthly AI allowance
  • Export to PDF, DOCX and PPTX
  • The authorship report
  • The offline desktop app
  • 3 similarity and 3 detection checks a month
Start writing

Thesis

For a dissertation, paid once for the length of it.

UGX 180,000for nine months

  • Everything in Student
  • 15 similarity and 15 detection checks for the term
  • Paid once, so there is no month you forget to renew
Start writing

Viva is in early access, so nothing is charged yet and every limit above is open while we test. These are the prices we intend to charge when that ends, and you will know before it does.

Your work stays yours

What you write is not used to train any model and is not shared with anyone. The authorship record exists so that you can prove the work is yours, to whoever asks.

Start writing

Free while Viva is in early access.