Turning scattered material into a structured long article takes the most time between research and layout. iFlow, an iFlytek chat product, connects research, topic-driven questioning and drafting: get a framework first, fill it section by section, and end with a draft you can edit. There is a free allowance after signup; check the official site for current entry points and availability. Sources and facts need spot checks; passages with data, dates or quotations should be traced to the original.
What it does
- Build a long-form outline section by section through follow-up questions
- Upload or paste material and answer from its content
- Adjust structure, tone and length in whole paragraphs after drafting
- Research and organization happen in the same conversation
- Revisit the conversation to keep revising one draft
Who it is for
- Draft industry notes or course handouts of over a thousand words
- Bring several scattered sources into one coherent account
- Restructure a report draft and fill in the argument
- Survey what a batch of material covers before starting a project
How to get started
- Start a topic conversation and ask for a three-level outline plus missing source types
- Add material and expand each section, requiring it to name the source
- Revise tone and length section by section, checking numbers and quotes
