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STORM (Stanford)

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A free research tool from Stanford that writes Wikipedia-style articles with citations on any topic.

What is STORM (Stanford)?

STORM is a free research project from Stanford University. Type a topic, and it researches the web from many perspectives, then writes a detailed, organised article with citations, a great starting point for learning about something new.

Think of it as a research librarian who writes you a starter article.

What you can do with it

  • Detailed articles: organised sections
  • Citations: links to sources
  • Many perspectives: researches different angles
  • Free: a university research project

Get started in 3 steps

  1. Go to storm.genie.stanford.edu and sign in
  2. Type a topic
  3. Read the article and check its sources

Try this today

  • Research a topic for an upcoming lesson
  • Compare STORM's article with Wikipedia
  • Check 3 citations for accuracy

Good to know

  • Research project: features may change
  • Check sources: always verify
  • Starting point: not a final answer

Quick challenge

Generate a STORM article on a topic you're curious about and verify two sources!

Picked by the Scrollwell team · updated 25 Oct 2026. STORM (Stanford) is run by its own company — read its privacy terms before you add learners' names or marks.

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