Graduate this year. Not next year.
The only final year project tool that shows you every citation before it writes a single word.
You get a sourced draft to guide your own project. You check it, rework it, and submit what you have written yourself.
Most writing tools write first and show you the sources afterwards. Some of those sources do not exist. FYP works in the opposite order: you accept or reject each source before the writing starts.
You enter your topic. FYP builds the chapters and the sections for that topic. Each section lists the claims it will make. You edit the outline and approve it before anything else runs.
This is the part that matters. FYP searches the web for a source for each claim. It builds a citation plan: one source for each claim, section by section. You see the whole plan and reject what you do not want. No prose exists yet, so a change costs you nothing.
Cybercrime and Digital Forensics in Nigeria
Okafor, A. · 2021
Banking Security in the Digital Age
Smith, J. & Lee, K. · 2022
Nigerian Legal Framework for E-Crime
Adeyemi, B. · 2020
Digital Identity Verification Methods
Chen, W. · 2023
FYP writes each section from its citation plan. The model cites only the sources in that plan. It cannot add a source of its own, because the plan is the only list it receives.
After the writing, FYP compares each cited claim with what it can read of the source and marks the ones to check. You can remove a source at any point. FYP plans that section again from the sources that remain and writes it again.
“The excerpt read from this source does not support the claim in section 2.3.”
Why did you choose this methodology?
MediumWhat are the limitations of your study?
EasyHow does this differ from existing research?
HardFYP reads what the draft asserts and the authority behind each claim, then writes the questions a panel could ask. Each one says what it is testing and where the answer is. The hard questions go where the draft is weakest, which is where a panel goes too. Use them to learn the work before you defend it.
Your draft downloads as an editable DOCX file, with the citations and the format your department uses. You can take the whole document, one chapter, or the abstract. Open it in Word, read it against the sources, and rewrite it as your own work.
Your draft is ready
Yours to check, edit and rework
You pay once for the project. The price covers the source search, the citation plan, and the written draft.
The price depends on your course. The total is the base price plus a source discovery fee of NGN 5,000.
Selected course base price: NGN 27,999 | Source discovery fee: NGN 5,000
Total project cost (base + source discovery)
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Mix and match faculties. Group bundles support 5-10 students.
Includes ₦5,000 sourcing fee per student
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Treat it as a draft and a guide. It gives you a structure, a set of sources to read, and a worked example of how your argument can run. Read each source, check each citation, and write the version you submit in your own words. Your department has rules on outside help, so read them first. The work you submit is yours to stand behind.
FYP searches the web and reports the sources it finds. It checks available DOI metadata and links, and later compares each cited claim with a bounded excerpt when the public source can be read safely. Those checks are not conclusive. You see the plan before the writing starts. Read every source yourself.
Yes. You edit the outline, and you reject any source in the citation plan. FYP then plans that section again with the sources that remain. Both steps come before any prose exists, so a change costs you nothing.
FYP is for a student who wants a sourced draft to work from. It drafts a final year project, a legal memorandum, or a policy brief. You supply the topic and the judgement. FYP supplies a structure, the sources, and a draft to build on.
Most drafts take a few hours. FYP runs one stage at a time and saves its progress after each one, so you can close the page and continue later. A project with a questionnaire or laboratory results has two parts. FYP drafts the first three chapters, you collect your data, and the remaining chapters are written from what you bring back.
Courses are on sale in Law, Arts, Social Sciences, Management Sciences, Education, Agriculture, Medicine, and Environmental Sciences. Each course has its own chapter structure and citation style. A course marked Coming Soon in the price list is not yet on sale, which includes the Science and Engineering courses.
Enter your topic. Read the sources FYP finds. Decide what your draft will stand on, before it writes a word.
You approve the outline. You approve every source. The draft is your guide, and the project you submit is your own work.