Bring your draft.
Create a project and upload your DOCX. Keep versions and their review history together as your manuscript develops.
How it works
One place for
the next version.
From your Word draft to a more organized revision process.
Set the standards.
Choose the academic checks you need. Add your institution guide, review the extracted requirements, and confirm the rules that apply to your work.
Review with context.
Inspect findings beside your manuscript. Look at the passage and the stated reason before deciding whether a change is needed.
Revise in Word. Return with the next draft.
Record your decisions, complete the steps that need your own confirmation, and upload a revised version when you are ready.
Dissertation Reviewer / sample workspace
What to expect
Useful guidance.
Clear boundaries.
Different checks use different methods.
Headings, formatting and citation matching use document checks. Flow and clarity uses AI-assisted editorial review. Institution requirements combine supported manuscript checks, bounded AI-assisted abstract assessment, and manual steps.
Evidence still needs your judgment.
Interpretive feedback is guidance. Unsupported or ambiguous conditions remain unverified. Automated review is not plagiarism detection, a guarantee of APA compliance, or university approval.
You choose what runs.
Review available checks and any credit cost before starting. See the pricing page for pack availability and payment details.
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