Axle
Axle
Describe your topic. Axle drafts the research, builds the charts, and organizes it all into one clear report — a starting point you can verify, cite, and present.
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Sample output
Small-scale (rooftop-scale) solar energy consumption across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors all follow the same seasonal curve, peaking in mid-summer - but commercial installations generate roughly double the residential sector's output in trillion Btu terms. This is scoped specifically to the small-scale segment - EIA doesn't publish a matching monthly breakdown for utility-scale solar at this resolution, so rather than mix real monthly data with estimated figures for that, this stays to the segment with genuine month-by-month numbers across all three sectors shown.
A couple sentences about your assignment, project, or research question is enough to start from.
It generates a structured draft — chart, summary, and a source list under every number — for you to verify and refine.
A clean, organized report — chart, summary, and sources — styled as a crisp scientific figure, ready to cite or hand in.
Every chart ships with a plain-language summary and a source list underneath — everything in one document, ready for you to check.
Bar, line, pie, or a full comparison — we look at what your data looks like, then pick whichever one fits it best.
Explain any chart, forecast it forward, or compare it with something else — just ask naturally, right in the thread.
Charts render as clean scientific figures — white background, precise gridlines — and every element is editable in the visual editor.
Every chart renders as a clean scientific figure — white background, dotted gridlines, precise ticks. Like a real research figure, ready to drop into a paper.
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No account needed to try it — you get 12,500 AI tokens a month. Sign up free for 20,000 and saved projects.
Tokens measure how much the AI reads and writes: every new report and every follow-up question uses some. They reset on the 1st of each month.
Axle was built to help students and researchers turn their ideas into clear, professional reports, so they can understand their projects better and present their work with confidence.
Axle generates a structured draft — chart, summary, and a source list under every chart — from your topic. Always verify numbers against the listed sources before citing them.
Yes — ask for a comparison and Axle plots each one as its own line or bar series, with a legend. You can restyle every series in the visual editor.
Absolutely. Every chart opens in a visual editor: drag bars, rewrite labels, change colors and fonts, add annotations. What you see in the editor is exactly what your finished report looks like.
It helps you write the actual paper — section by section, from abstract to references. You set the assistance level: from light outlining help to full co-writing. You can export the finished draft as a printable document.
Yes. Without an account you get 12,500 AI tokens a month. A free account (no credit card) gives you 20,000 a month plus saved projects. Premium ($7.99/month) gives you 330,000 tokens a month, our most capable AI model, forecasting, and the research paper assistant. Tokens measure how much the AI reads and writes — every new report and follow-up question uses some.
Axle is a starting point, not a substitute for verification. Every number links to its source — always check citations before submitting or publishing anything. See our Terms of Service for the full picture.
20,000 free AI tokens a month, no credit card needed to start.
Describe any research topic or paste your own data below — I'll build a chart, summarize what it shows, and cite sources. Then ask follow-ups, edit the chart, or project it forward.
Research reports, done in minutes.
Chat about your paper — how much I write vs. how much you write is up to you.
Export includes your title, all sections, figures, and references as a printable document.
Draft — following a standard academic structure as you chat