Education & Research
Check your thesis for numbering and cross-reference errors
Upload a DOCX or PDF. You get a list of possible problems with headings, figure and table numbers, the table of contents, abbreviations and placeholders, each with its location.
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- DOCX / PDF / CSV
- Up to 4,000 words
- 64,000 extracted characters maximum
1 Introduction Aim: compare method A with method B. 3 Results The study compares method A with method C. TODO: add limitations.
- Aim wording: method A with method B
- Placeholder: TODO: add limitations
Editable findings DOCX, review workbook, evidence HTML and checklist CSV
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Checking a thesis for numbering and consistency errors
What you bring
You bring a chapter or section as DOCX, PDF or CSV. One job takes up to 4,000 words and 64,000 extracted characters, so a full thesis is normally checked chapter by chapter. The review reads the extracted text: heading numbering, figure and table captions, table of contents entries, abbreviations, leftover placeholders such as TODO, and citation markers. Page layout and typography are outside its reach. This is an AI tool, so it needs an account and costs 2 credits per job.
What you get back
You get an editable DOCX with the findings, a review workbook, an HTML page with the evidence and a checklist CSV. Each finding names its location. A possible conflict, such as an aim that does not match a later claim, is only reported when both passages can be shown. The two sentences are printed side by side, so you can decide which one is wrong. Go through the list against your own file. Your original document is not changed.
Citation style, checklist and your judgment
You can pick APA 7, Harvard, IEEE or Vancouver, or let the style be detected. Markers that look inconsistent with the rest of the document are flagged. They are not checked against any reference database. You can also add your university's checklist as a CSV. This is not plagiarism detection and nothing is written for you. The findings are points to review. Your supervisor and your university's rules still decide what counts as correct.
Questions before you run it
Which parts of a thesis does the review actually look at?
It works from extracted text: heading numbering, figure and table captions, table-of-contents entries, abbreviations, leftover placeholders such as TODO, and citation markers. Page layout and typography are outside its reach.
How does it flag an aim that does not match a later claim?
A conflict is only reported when both passages can be shown. The finding prints the aim sentence and the conflicting sentence together, so you decide which one is wrong.
Will it check my references against a style guide?
You can select APA 7, Harvard, IEEE or Vancouver, or leave detection automatic. It flags citation markers that look inconsistent with the rest of the document; it does not verify bibliographic data against any database.
Is this plagiarism detection or a writing service?
Neither. Nothing is compared against external sources and no passage is written for you. The output is a list of review candidates drawn from your own text.
What are the input limits for a full thesis?
Up to 4,000 words and 64,000 extracted characters per job, from DOCX, PDF or CSV. A complete thesis is normally run chapter by chapter rather than in one pass.