Currently in Beta

    Citation Risk Beta Access

    Citation Risk is currently in beta. We are testing the checker with real bibliographies before opening full access.

    Citation Risk checks citation existence and metadata. It does not verify whether a source supports a specific claim.

    Beta Access

    Check citations in beta

    Beta usage may be limited while we monitor reliability and source coverage across disciplines.

    • Check citation metadata against real source records
    • Review matched source records with title, author, year, and venue
    • See title, author, year, venue, and DOI/source-link comparisons
    • Export citation audit results
    • Help identify coverage gaps across disciplines
    Get Instant Access

    No account or payment required during beta.

    How it works

    Paste your references or citation text

    Citation Risk checks bibliographic metadata

    See what matched, what conflicted, what needs review

    Use verdicts to correct before submission or delivery

    Why Citation Risk exists

    AI tools can generate citations that look correct but don't exist.

    Even one wrong citation can damage credibility.

    Citation Risk exists to catch these issues before submission.

    Trust boundary: Citation Risk checks citation existence and bibliographic metadata accuracy. It does not prove that a source supports a claim.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What does Citation Risk check?

    Citation Risk checks citation existence and bibliographic metadata accuracy against major academic databases.

    Does it verify sources exist?

    It checks whether a matching bibliographic record was found and whether the supplied metadata is consistent with available records.

    Can I use it for full papers?

    You can paste your reference list or citation-containing text. No full paper upload is required.

    Is it free during beta?

    Beta access is limited. Usage may be capped while we monitor reliability and source coverage. Paid plans will come later.

    How fast is it?

    Results are typically returned within a few seconds per citation.