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Run the Free Readiness Scan in about 1-2 minutes. Get your score, top risks, and citation integrity check before you submit.

Trusted by researchers and reviewers at leading universities and journals worldwide

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From researchers

Designed for researchers who demand rigor.

Depth

Catch desk-reject reasons before reviewers do

We surface the same structural critiques editors flag in triage: underpowered statistics, scope mismatch, missing controls, claims the data doesn't support. Before submission, when you can still fix them.

The negatives were spot on, giving me a 'why did I not think of that' kind of moment.

The Manusights evaluation of my draft was like having your own peer reviewer on demand. The recommendations are actionable and helpful, providing more inspiration and motivation to improve my work.

G.T.B.

G.T.B.

Practising clinician, Singapore

BMJ Case Reports submission

Precision

Methodological feedback general-purpose AI can't reach

Manusights runs the diagnostic rubric our 35+ reviewer network co-developed from real peer reviews at top-tier journals. ChatGPT and Claude don't have that training data. We do.

What Manusights gave back was specific, claim-level, actionable engagement with the actual science.

Standard peer review doesn't do this. It filters. It withholds. It tells you whether you passed a gate, not what your work actually needs. Independent researchers especially need this and almost never have access to it.

Hector Damian Cirino

Hector Damian Cirino

Independent Researcher, Atmospheric Science

Harmora Framework

Speed

Reviewer-grade insight in about 30 minutes

Most papers return in about 30 minutes of end-to-end work. Hundreds of frontier LLM calls under the hood, structured against the rubric, condensed into the issues that matter. Iterate before submission, not after rejection.

It helped me substantially restructure my paper after a peer-review rejection. It's now under review at AJAE.

Manusights has been extremely helpful in identifying realistic target journals. With ChatGPT, there is often a kind of confirmation bias, which seems much less present in the feedback provided by Manusights.

Anaëlle Denieul-Babrot

Anaëlle Denieul-Babrot

Recent PhD, Economics

INRAE, France

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How a review is produced

Every review leverages massive parallel compute.

Manusights is not a single prompt to a single model. Each review runs hundreds of structured calls against the same rubric our 35+ reviewer network co-developed.

2+

Hours

of parallel frontier-model LLM compute per review

Hundreds

Of frontier LLM calls

Stress-test every claim, citation, and section

~30

Minutes

Average end-to-end turnaround

Validated against real peer review

We analyzed a preprint in 2022.
Nature Communications published it in 2025.

Three reviewers. Two rounds of revision. When Nature Communications published the transparent peer review file, we compared our diagnostic against every major concern raised, including field-specific issues like AQP3 hydrogen peroxide transport that require deep immunology expertise to catch.

Our analysis: 2022
Peer review published: 2025
6 / 7

reviewer concerns
matched

3 yr

before the actual
peer review

30 min

to generate
the report

What we caught (click to compare)

AQP3: water vs H₂O₂ transport ambiguity

Manusights report (2022)

DFP00173 cannot distinguish water transport from glycerol/H₂O₂ transport or structural AQP3 functions. Hara-Chikuma et al. (2008) is cited but not adequately discussed. If the inhibitor effect is mediated through H₂O₂ transport blockade, the entire water-influx model requires revision.

Nature Comms reviewer (2025)

AQP3 is permeable to glycerol and H₂O₂ as well as water. Glycerol and H₂O₂ uptake via AQPs are known to be required for T-cell migration and activation.

Result: Authors ran catalase experiments to rule out H₂O₂ as the mechanism.

AQP3 needs genetic validation, not just inhibitor
Hypotonic rescue carries too much mechanistic weight
WNK1 effects larger than AQP3 = alternative pathways
ATR activation without DNA damage unexplained
Sample sizes underpowered, statistics incomplete

Every major concern across all three reviewers, flagged before they ever saw the paper.

The authors spent months in revision doing experiments our report flagged up front. That's 3-6 months of delay for issues our Readiness Scan and Full Review flag up front.

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The training data

Trained by reviewers who actually publish in Nature, Cell, Science.

35+ active top-tier reviewers co-developed the rubric. Their real peer-review work, on real manuscripts, is the training data. The engine you run runs the same diagnostic they use.

500+

Papers published

35+

Reviewer network with Nature, Cell, Science publication history

50+

Years combined experience

Full Professor

18+ years experience

PhD

NeuroscienceSingle-cell genomicsNeurodegeneration

Full Professor

24+ years experience

MD, PhD

MetabolismImmunometabolismMetabolic disease

Associate Professor

14+ years experience

PhD

MetastasisTumor microenvironmentExtracellular vesicles

Senior Scientist

16+ years experience

PhD

Mass spectrometryCancer biologyBiomarkers

+31

More reviewers

across oncology, cardiology, infectious disease, and more

Training reviewers come from institutions including

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Questions

Everything you need to know.

Manusights is a pre-submission manuscript review built specifically for academic researchers. You upload your paper, the engine runs the same diagnostic rubric our 35+ reviewer network co-developed from real top-tier-journal peer reviews, and you get back the issues editors and reviewers will flag. Before submission, when you can still fix them. The free Readiness Scan returns in 1-2 minutes; the full Diagnostic delivers in about 30 minutes.