Write · revise · resubmit
The LaTeX editor built for the revision round.
Write with your co-authors in real time, run the submission checks before you send, and keep the submitted version exactly as it went. When the decision arrives, every reviewer comment is quoted in a drafted response letter, and the marked manuscript is one click away.
No card required. Import an existing project as a .zip, and export the complete project at any time, on every plan.
A paper in its first revision: the submitted version kept as it was sent, a co-author’s tracked changes and a comment in the source, and the compiled PDF beside it.
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Every stage of the paper, in one project
Draft, submitted, revision, final files, published. When you submit, that version is kept read-only exactly as it was sent, and the next stage opens from it.
- Standard submission checks before the manuscript goes anywhere.
- Record the editor's decision from the email, a PDF or a Word report.
Every reviewer comment, answered in a drafted letter
When a revision is requested, Manulyx reads the decision letter and writes the response letter for you to complete: each comment quoted in the reviewer’s own words and labelled the way editors cite them, AE.1 or R1.3.
- Response and changes under each comment, marked [to be written] until you write them.
- An ordinary .tex file: edit, reorder or restructure it freely.
Co-authors, with every change on the record
Write together in real time. Tracked changes show who changed what, to accept or reject one at a time or all at once, and comments stay on the passage they are about.
The marked manuscript, from the stage menu
The revision compiled against the submitted version, deletions struck through in red and insertions underlined in blue, across every .tex file, chapters included. The highlighted manuscript, as many journals ask for it, is one more click.
Start from the journal's own template
Publishers’ and universities’ templates, each compiled before it is offered, so a project made from one produces the same output as the publisher’s.
Works with the tools researchers already use
Connect your reference manager, your repository and your AI assistant to a project. Each connection is made by you, uses only what you allow, and can be disconnected at any time.
References
- Zotero Keeps a project’s bibliography in step with your library.
- Mendeley The same for a Mendeley library, folder or group.
Version control
- GitHub Push a project as a commit; pulled changes arrive as tracked changes.
AI assistants
- Claude Listed in Claude’s connector directory.
- ChatGPT Connect it to start, read, edit or compile a project.
- Gemini Add Manulyx as a custom app in Gemini.
AI on your terms
- Off until you turn it on. No text goes to an AI service unless you switch on the built-in writing assistant, or add an outside assistant to your account and approve it on a Manulyx page.
- Every AI edit is on the record. Changes arrive as tracked changes labelled with the assistant’s name, for you and your co-authors to accept or reject, and stay in the project’s history.
- Switches for you, your project and your institution. Turn an assistant off for a single project; project owners can turn outside assistants off for a paper; institutions can turn them off for all their members while keeping the built-in writing assistant for grammar and wording, or turn both off.
Who Manulyx is for
- ResearchersPapers through submission, revision and the final files.
- StudentsUndergraduate, master’s and PhD theses: templates, your supervisor in the project, and the corrections round.
- LecturersLecture notes, problem sets and exams, each term’s edition kept, and thesis supervision.
- Research groupsSeats for the group, house templates and a shared submission board.
- LibrariesA writing and publishing service to offer the whole campus.
- LaTeX usersBring a project you already have: one .zip, and it opens beside its PDF.
- InstitutionsSingle sign-on, provisioning, verified domains, invoicing and an evaluation.
Learn, get help, keep up
Guides for every step from a first project to a resubmission, a LaTeX quick reference, and answers when something does not compile.
Learn
- Getting startedYour first project, from a template or an upload, compiled in a few minutes.
- VideosA 75-second introduction and short captioned how-tos of Manulyx at work.
- LaTeX quick referenceThe commands people look up most, as you type them.
Get help
- Help centreEvery guide, searchable, from projects to institution licences.
- Questions and answersShort answers about projects, plans, privacy and AI.
- Fixing compile problemsWhat an error means and how to clear it.
Keep up
- ArticlesLonger pieces on revising, submitting and LaTeX.
- What's newEvery change to Manulyx, as it ships.
- RoadmapWhat we are building next.
The revision workflow is on the free plan
Decision letters, the drafted response letter and the marked manuscript are all included on Free, with no trial period and no card required. Free includes one collaborator per project; the Author plan removes that limit for $129 a year.
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