Become fluent in politics.
Research, write, and practice diplomacy — with sources that hold up when your chair, judge, or teacher checks them.
Made for the writing
students actually do.
ChatGPT invents citations. The internet is overwhelming. Nothing remembers what you wrote last semester. So we built four things at once: a workspace where you write, a library of prompts and workflows you control, daily practice that makes you better at the field, and a news feed serious students would assemble themselves.
An AI that writes with you. With real citations.
Position papers, country briefs, policy memos, applications, drafted alongside you and sourced from primary documents your professor can verify. Real citations, in the format your chair or department actually expects. Saved to a portfolio that holds four years of your work.
- →Every format you write: position paper, policy memo, resolution, research essay, application sample
- →Real, disclosable citations in Chicago, MLA, or APA. We don't invent sources.
- →A portfolio that holds four years of your work, retrievable by class, conference, or topic
An original signatory’s defence of continuity.
France approaches the question of Security Council reform from a position of continuity and quiet pragmatism. As an original signatory of the Charter1, the Republic affirms that any structural change must preserve the Council’s capacity to act under Chapter VII2, while expanding representation for Africa and the Global South — a position reiterated in the 2023 joint communiqué with India3.
Hundreds of prompts and workflows. You stay in control.
We've spent two years figuring out what good MUN prep, policy writing, and application strategy actually look like, and turned it into workflows you can pick from. You direct the AI. You set the rules. The library does the prep.
- →340+ workflows and 1,200+ prompts, all built by founders, contributing fellows, and Best Delegate winners
- →Pick a workflow: Position Paper · Country Brief · Opening Speech · SOP for SAIS
- →Save and version your own. Share with your delegation, your debate team, your study group.
Daily practice for the field you’re trying to enter.
Like Duolingo, but for diplomacy, public speaking, international law, elections, and policy writing. Bite-sized lessons, daily streaks, XP — and you start anywhere.
- →142 structured courses · 1,200+ free lessons across MUN, speech, IR, law, and government
- →Daily practice with streaks and XP. Five minutes a day adds up to four years of fluency.
- →Start any track, in any order. No prerequisites, no waiting to unlock the one you actually want.
Keep going with
Public Speaking for MUN.
The morning brief that’s actually worth reading.
The reading list a serious student would assemble themselves: top stories curated by topic and country, briefed in five lines, sourced from primary documents. Cited as a primary source by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini.
- →For You · Countries · Briefings: three ways into the news that matters for your courses
- →Curated by topic: Global Politics, US Politics, India, IR, Conflict & Security, Climate, Economics
- →Free, no signup. The open surface that pulls thousands of new readers into the workspace every week.
Rubio recasts India as a strategic lever against China.
The Secretary of State’s Delhi visit reframes US–India ties around supply chains and Indo-Pacific posture — and quietly sidelines longstanding human-rights pressure points.
Published 2h ago · 5-line briefAmit Shah's UCC promise and the tribal vote
A long-delayed code resurfaces as electoral arithmetic — and exposes the BJP's coalition math.
The Taliban's school ban is forcing early marriage
Three years on, UN Women's data tracks the second-order consequence Western policymakers underweighted.
Rejoin EU uses Makerfield by-election to reopen Brexit
A by-election in greater Manchester becomes the unlikely venue for the first serious post-Brexit re-entry case.
Indexed where chatbots don’t go.
We’ve spent two years indexing the primary-source corpus serious research actually depends on: the documents ChatGPT skips and Wikipedia summarises three layers deep. The workspace draws from this. So do /discover and /library.
Built for one audience.
Used by a generation of it.
Built for the writing
you’ll actually have to defend.
Position papers
Research and draft conference-ready papers with country-accurate positions and proper citations.
Country & regional briefs
Pull from IMF Article IVs, World Bank data, treaty records, and recent news. Structured, sourced, ready for class.
Policy memos
Format-correct memos with executive summary, analysis, and recommendations. Tuned to your professor's preferred style.
Resolutions & opening speeches
Draft, format, and refine MUN deliverables that hold up to chair scrutiny — preambles, operative clauses, the lot.
Research papers
Multi-section essays with citations in Chicago, MLA, or APA. Sources you can defend in office hours.
Applications
Personal statements and writing samples for SAIS, SFS, Fletcher, SIPA, HKS, Sciences Po, and LSE.
You don’t write one thing. You’re prepping for a conference in October, writing a midterm in November, drafting a country brief in March, and starting applications in the fall. Model Diplomat is built for all of it. Everything saves to your portfolio.
MUN delegates
The most-used MUN AI workspace, with country positions, resolutions, opening speeches, and committee strategy.
IR, political science & policy students
Research papers, country briefs, treaty analysis, and policy memos. Written and cited for class.
Future applicants to top programs
Writing samples and application essays for SAIS, SFS, Fletcher, SIPA, HKS, Sciences Po, and more.
Debate, moot court & Model Congress
Case prep, evidence synthesis, witness preparation. Same workspace, more deliverables.
Free for occasional use.
$20 when you’re writing every week.
Free
- 3 papers a month — enough for your first conference
- Position papers, memos, opening speeches, crisis directives
- Browse Discover and Learn between conferences
- Citations your advisor will accept
Pro
- Everything in Free
- Write every paper your conference season throws at you
- Research any country's position — even the obscure ones
- Faster help during conference week when everyone else is stuck
- Keep every paper from every conference in one place
Teams & departments
- Everything in Pro
- Shared team libraries & templates
- SSO & departmental billing
- Faculty advisor dashboards
- Annual contracts & PO support
If $20 is a real barrier, write to us. We don’t want money to be the reason you don’t have access.
Questions we get
from delegates and deans.
The rest of what we get asked, with the honest answers. If yours isn’t here, write to us — a human reads every message.
Is this just for MUN?+
MUN is what we're known for and what we do best. It's how most students discover us. But the workspace, /learn, and /discover are built for everything you'll actually have to write: research papers, policy memos, country briefs, applications, and more.
How is this different from ChatGPT?+
ChatGPT is a general tool with a general index. It invents citations, doesn't know the format your chair or professor expects, doesn't remember what you wrote last semester, and skips the sources serious research depends on: UN Digital Library, IMF Article IVs, Hansard, election commissions, central-bank archives. We've indexed 2M+ pages from those exact sources. You pick the workflow from /library. The AI cites what we've indexed. You stay in control.
What are /library, /discover, and /learn?+
/library is 340+ prompts and workflows. Pick one, the AI does the prep, you stay in control of what gets written. /discover is our open news surface: top stories worth reading every morning, briefed in five lines, sourced from primary documents. /learn is Duolingo-style daily practice with 142 free courses, streaks, XP, and any track open in any order. /discover and /learn are free and don't require an account.
Will my teacher, professor, or chair know I used AI?+
They might, and that's fine. Model Diplomat is built around real sources and your own thinking: researched drafts with citations you can defend, not a black-box essay. Every project includes a provenance report you can share if your school requires disclosure.
What about academic integrity policies?+
We're compliant with most universities' AI policies because we're a research and drafting tool, not an essay-writing tool. Citations are real and disclosable. If your class prohibits all AI use, we're not the right fit for that assignment — but most don't.
Can I cancel anytime?+
Yes. Monthly is monthly. Annual is refundable in the first 14 days.
Will my data be used to train AI?+
No, not unless you explicitly opt in. Your research, drafts, and portfolio are yours.
Start writing the kind of work
that holds up when it’s read.
Free forever for occasional use. $20 when you’re ready. Pro is monthly — no contracts, no recruiter calls, no surprise charges before a conference week.