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The academic writing workspace, in one tab.

Copyeditor brings structured drafting, citations, references, originality checks, and export into a single workspace, consolidating tools researchers would otherwise assemble separately to finish one paper.

Who it’s for

For students and researchers whose time is better spent on the argument than on reconciling citation styles across a half-dozen open applications.

WHAT IT DOES

All-in-one, end to end

The whole academic writing workflow, consolidated into one workspace that keeps the writer in control.

Structured drafting

Outline, draft, and revise in one editor built for long-form academic work — with a Cowriter that applies every change through a diff the writer approves.

Citations & references

Insert citations, manage a reference list, and switch styles with a full CSL engine. Sync libraries from Zotero and Mendeley.

Originality checks

Plagiarism and AI-detection awareness built in, so issues surface before a reviewer finds them.

Paraphrase & clarity

Tighten dense academic prose without losing precision — useful whether or not English is the writer’s first language.

Export anywhere

Clean export to DOCX, PDF, and LaTeX — with Open-in-Overleaf for the journals that expect it.

Authorship Certificate

The same cross-product Certificate — a signed, verifiable record of how the paper was written.

A DIFFERENT KIND OF TOOL

An all-in-one workspace, not an essay machine

Many tools promise to write the essay for the student. Copyeditor takes the opposite approach: it consolidates the underlying academic workflow — drafting, citing, checking, exporting — and keeps every suggestion behind a diff the writer approves. The paper is finished faster, and it remains the writer’s own.

And it stays verifiable →
  • Citations, references, and CSL styles in-editor
  • Zotero and Mendeley library sync
  • Plagiarism and AI-detection awareness
  • DOCX, PDF, and LaTeX / Overleaf export

QUESTIONS

Copyeditor, answered

How is Copyeditor different from Diglot?

Same underlying engine, a different entry point. Copyeditor is tuned for academic writing — citations, references, originality, and export — while Diglot is tuned for bilingual writing. Many academics use Copyeditor directly; non-native academics benefit from both.

Is it an essay-writer alternative?

It is an all-in-one academic workspace, not a one-click essay generator. Copyeditor helps writers draft, cite, check, and export — every suggestion is applied through a diff the writer approves, so the work remains their own.

Which reference managers does it support?

Copyeditor syncs libraries from Zotero and Mendeley, and switches citation styles using a full CSL engine that supports thousands of journal styles.

What about the Authorship Certificate?
Copyeditor writes to the same signed, append-only authorship chain as Diglot, so a Certificate verifies the same way. It documents the writing process — it does not prove legal innocence. Learn more.

Finish the paper
without the tab-switching.

Copyeditor lives at copyeditor.app. Open it and bring your whole workflow into one place.

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*Two products, one mission: fair, clear writing for a multilingual world.

Draft_Thesis_ESL.md Verified
References.bib
H1 H2 | B I U | Formula Citation

Evaluating Perplexity Bias in Academic Detection

Quantitative assessments demonstrate that standardized models consistently mistake concise, rule-based second-language phrasing for synthetic generation.

Local Telemetry: Typing cadence and revision history recorded across 84 edits.

The protocol generates a cryptographic signature confirming the record’s integrity, without exposing unpublished findings.