You stay the author
Every tool produces prompts, checklists, and structure — never a finished answer you could pass off as your own.
When school makes you go “what?
From confused.
to OH!.
ConfusOH helps you understand what your assignment is actually asking, then gives you the tools to plan, research, and build it yourself.
No account needed to use the core tools — just open one and get to work.
Nothing to sign up for
The tools below run entirely in this browser. Your notes are saved on this device, not in an account you have to create.
Sources you can defend
The Resource Library links straight to the databases librarians and instructors actually trust.
The workspace
Seven tools. One quiet place to think.
Pick a tool to open it below. Everything you type stays saved on this device until you clear it.
Choose a tool above to get started.
Resource Library
Go straight to the source.
Each card below opens the real site in a new tab — the same databases and style guides your library and writing center point you to.
Google Scholar
Search scholarly articles, theses, and case law across nearly every discipline.
scholar.google.com ↗JSTOR
A deep archive of peer-reviewed journals, books, and primary sources.
jstor.org ↗Purdue OWL
Clear, citable guidance on MLA, APA, and Chicago style plus grammar help.
owl.purdue.edu ↗Library of Congress
Primary sources, digitized collections, and archives from the U.S. national library.
loc.gov ↗