Local preflight scan
DOCX citation consistency, revision history, metadata, placeholders, headings, abstract, keywords, and required sections.
Verified reference report
Database-backed DOI and bibliographic verification with a downloadable issue report.
Human-verified audit
A qualified reviewer checks ambiguous flags and produces a prioritized submission-readiness report.
Why the first scan is free
A new document tool must prove that it finds useful problems before it asks for payment. The beta therefore emphasizes adoption, repeat usage, and accuracy testing.
What should remain free
The local, privacy-first document hygiene scan should remain available without an account. Paid plans should fund services that create additional cost or responsibility, such as external bibliographic database queries, persistent project history, batch processing, and human verification.
No acceptance guarantees
No plan can guarantee peer-review success, editorial acceptance, or perfect compliance with every journal's instructions. The product is a quality-control layer, not an official journal certification.