Question 1

How does GenuCite stop fake citations?

Accepted Answer

Every source is checked against Crossref and OpenAlex before it can be cited: does the DOI exist, do the title, authors and year match, has it been retracted? Anything an AI invents stays visible in red with the reason, and never reaches your bibliography.

Question 2

Are the citations editable in Word?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Exports for Zotero and Mendeley contain the same citation fields their Word plugins create, so you can refresh, restyle and edit them there. EndNote users get citations that EndNote converts with one click.

Question 3

Which AI tools does GenuCite work with?

Accepted Answer

ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini connect through the Model Context Protocol. DeepSeek, Gemini, OpenAI, Claude and free local models can power the built-in writer. Text from any AI can also be pasted into the Citation Guard.

Question 4

Can GenuCite turn a Word or PDF document into LaTeX?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with no LaTeX knowledge needed. Upload the file and GenuCite builds a LaTeX project that compiles as it is, with your citations in your chosen style and a references.bib of verified sources. One click opens it in Overleaf. It also converts LaTeX back to Word.

Question 5

How much does GenuCite cost?

Accepted Answer

Every account starts with a 7-day free trial that includes everything. Afterwards GenuCite Pro costs USD 1.99 a month, or USD 1.49 a month billed yearly.