Websites for lecturers and researchers
Found, read and cited correctly.
WebSuite Academia: your academic home on the web, under your own name. Publications imported from ORCID, a DOI or Google Scholar, each with its citation in APA, Harvard and BibTeX, beside your projects, teaching and talks.

Dr Ama Mensah’s demo site, as it stands today.
- 14
- publications, imported from ORCID
- 283
- citations, refreshed monthly
- 10
- h-index, with its source and date
- 1
- CV, printed from the same records
The same paper, three ways.
One paper from Dr Ama Mensah’s library, cited exactly as the product cites it. Choose a style and the same reference is set again, in place.
From the demo lecturer’s library. Every paper on your site has Cite this, with these three styles.
Mensah, A., Darko, Y., Asante, A., & Ofori, K. (2024). Text-message reminders and antenatal visit attendance: a cluster randomised trial. African Journal of Digital Health.
The same paper in Harvard and BibTeX
Harvard
Mensah, A. et al. (2024) ‘Text-message reminders and antenatal visit attendance: a cluster randomised trial’, African Journal of Digital Health.
BibTeX
@article{mensah2024text,
author = {Mensah, Ama and Darko, Yaw and Asante, Abena and Ofori, Kwame},
title = {Text-message reminders and antenatal visit attendance: a cluster randomised trial},
journal = {African Journal of Digital Health},
year = {2024}
}Every paper on its own page.
Authors, venue, year, abstract and the citation count, with Cite this in three styles and the tags Google Scholar reads. Dr Ama Mensah, a demo lecturer in public health.

Everything an academic site needs, in one place.
Your publications, projects, teaching, talks and news, kept by you from one simple screen.
- A library that can be citedYour publications by type, year and topic, with a search. Each paper has its full citation, abstract and DOI link, and the citation_* tags Google Scholar reads.
- Each paper, three waysCite this sets the same paper in APA, Harvard and BibTeX, ready to copy, and the BibTeX downloads as a file.
- My work, one screenAdd a publication, a talk, a post or a course from one screen with no menus to learn. Messages from your site’s contact form are there too.
- Teaching, shared your wayCourses with their materials, each file public, behind a class password, or for signed-in students who sign in with a code sent to their email.
- Your name, your domainA site under your own domain, designed in one of four academic looks and tailored with you by our designer, then handed over for you to keep current.
Researchers we build for.
Academics whose work is spread across journal pages, profiles and old CVs, and who want one place that is right.
Questions academics ask.
Where do my publications come from?
Import them from your ORCID iD, a DOI, or the BibTeX file Google Scholar exports. Every import is a preview you confirm, and nothing you already have is overwritten.
Are my citation figures kept up to date?
Yes. Total citations, the h-index and i10 are read from OpenAlex each month, with their source and date shown. A figure you enter yourself always wins.
Can visitors download my papers?
Only where you confirm you hold the rights to the PDF. Otherwise the paper links to the publisher by its DOI.
Will Google Scholar find my papers?
Each paper’s page carries the citation tags Google Scholar reads. We do not promise rankings; no one can.
Send us your ORCID iD. We’ll show you your site.
Your publications go in first; the draft is ready to tailor with you.