How Citeory works — on every surface you write on

Citeory drafts, verifies, and checks citations in APA 7, MLA 9, Turabian 9, AMA 11, and Bluebook. Every reference is produced by a deterministic rules engine — not generated by AI — and verified to exist against Crossref, DataCite, OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, and PubMed. The same engine ships everywhere you write:

The apps and add-ins

• Citeory for Microsoft Word — a task pane that inserts verified references, in-text citations, and real footnotes at the cursor, adds sources to Word's own Source Manager, and opens a guided citation builder for sources you only have in your hands.
• Citeory for Google Docs — the same engine as a Docs sidebar with a guided builder dialog, bucket insertion, and citation session import in reference-list order.
• Citeory for Pages — a macOS app that docks beside Apple Pages and places formatted citations, including footnotes, into the document. Pages has no add-in API; Citeory built the bridge.
• Citeory Scout — the iOS and Android companion that captures sources where you find them (a barcode, a book in a library, a paper on a screen) into buckets your citations draw from later.
• The browser extension — one click on any source page starts a citation session from the page you are reading.
• The web app — citeory.com: single citations, a whole-reference-list checker, buckets, and the guided builder, plus a developer API and embeddable widget.

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