About
Built around one stubborn principle
SuperDiss won't write your dissertation. It'll help you become the person who can.
Why it exists
Most students do not struggle with their dissertation because they are not clever enough. They struggle because supervision is scarce, feedback arrives weeks late, and nobody ever shows them how the pieces fit together — how a curiosity becomes a question, how a question constrains a method, how a method limits what you are allowed to claim.
SuperDiss was built to make that supervisory conversation available whenever a student needs it: at 11pm the night before a meeting, or in the fortnight where the whole thing feels impossible. It asks the questions a good supervisor asks, explains the confusing parts, and pushes back when an argument is thin.
What it deliberately will not do
It will not write your literature review, invent your findings, or produce references you have not read. Those shortcuts do not just risk academic misconduct — they leave you standing in a viva defending work you do not understand. The whole product is designed around the fact that you are the one who has to defend it.
The founder
SuperDiss was founded by Chris McGarrigle, who built it after watching capable students lose months to problems that fifteen minutes of the right questioning would have solved. The teaching approach behind the platform — write it down, write it out, write it up — comes directly from supervising students through that process.
Get in touch at hello@superdiss.com.