First Draft GeneratorPaste your own messy notes, bullet points or a freewrite and Kirla organises them into a structured first draft in your voice. It never invents a fact, source or argument to fill a gap. Instead it marks exactly what's missing with a visible tag, so you always know what's yours and what still needs your input. Unlike the essay generator, which drafts from a brief, this tool only ever shapes words you already wrote. It is one of many tools in Kirla, which gives you all your writing tools in one plan.What it does

Organises your own notes, bullet points or a freewrite into a structured first draft — it shapes what you already wrote rather than drafting from a brief or a bare title.

Never invents a fact, source or argument to fill a gap — it marks exactly what's missing with a visible [you: …] or [citation needed] tag instead.

Strips any citation it can't confirm you actually gave it, rather than let an invented reference through.

Your notes are never stored or used to train AI, and your university can't see them.

How it works

Dump your notes: Half-thoughts, bullet points, quotes from your reading, the argument as you'd say it out loud — it doesn't need to be tidy.

Kirla shapes it: It organises your own words into a structured first draft and marks any gap with a visible tag instead of guessing or inventing one.

Fill the gaps and check: Add what's flagged, then open it in the editor to run grammar, fact-check and detector passes.

Frequently asked questions

Does it write the essay for me?

No — it organises notes and ideas you already wrote into structure. It never invents an argument, fact or source; anything missing is marked for you to add.

How is this different from the essay generator?

The essay generator drafts from a brief or question you give it. This tool only ever shapes your own existing notes — it has nothing to draft from until you paste your own words.

What happens to gaps it can't fill?

They're marked with a visible [you: …] or [citation needed] tag directly in the draft, so you always know exactly what still needs your input.

Are my notes stored or used to train AI?

No — Kirla doesn't store or train on your notes, and your university can't see them.

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