Make sense of
your next revision.

Your manuscript. Your program’s requirements. A clear place to see what needs attention—and decide what to do next.

Dissertation Reviewer showing a sample manuscript with a citation finding alongside the relevant passage — Your manuscript stays at the center. Findings sit beside the passages they concern. Illustrative content, not a customer document.

A workspace for revision

You’ve done the research.
Now make the next steps easier to see.

Moving between a Word document, a handbook, and a list of corrections makes it easy to lose context. Dissertation Reviewer brings those pieces together, so you can work through feedback with the source in view.

From a finding to a decision

See the passage.
Understand the concern.
Keep moving.

Explore five review areas: APA 7 headings, formatting, citations and references, flow and clarity, and institution requirements. Inspect the evidence, then mark a finding addressed or dismiss it with your own judgment.

Explore the review process

APA 7 headings

APA 7 formatting

Citations and references

Flow and clarity

Institution requirements

Your program. Your requirements.

A checklist with a reason
behind every next step.

Bring your institution’s guide and confirm the rules that apply. Manuscript checks, AI-assisted guidance, and steps you confirm yourself stay clearly labeled.

Institution checklist in the app with review methods, supporting evidence and a student completion action — Know what the manuscript can show—and what needs your confirmation. Illustrative content, not a customer document.

Why this exists

Created by someone
who has been through it.

Founded by an educator and technology leader with a doctorate in educational leadership, Dissertation Reviewer grew from a familiar question: why is it so hard to keep the draft, the rules, and the next revision in the same view?

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Your next draft starts here

A little less guesswork.
A clearer way forward.

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Make sense ofyour next revision.

You’ve done the research.Now make the next steps easier to see.

See the passage.Understand the concern.Keep moving.