Write with confidence
Authors write in a safe subset of LaTeX. The desktop app points out problems as they type, so documents always compile.
Scholarly writing and peer review
Write scholarly documents, send them for review and follow every version, from one desktop app and this server.
No token yet? Ask your organization's administrator.
From creating an organization to the editor's decision, including the new document styles. The video is in Spanish.
Dogma covers the whole life of a paper, report or thesis: writing, submission, review, revision and the final decision.
Authors write in a safe subset of LaTeX. The desktop app points out problems as they type, so documents always compile.
Reviewers click any passage of the rendered document to comment on it. No LaTeX needed.
Compare any two versions: added text underlined, deleted text struck out, changed figures framed.
Download any version as a Word file, with numbered figures, equations and references.
Administrators choose the font, sizes, spacing and margins of every document.
Editors, reviewers and authors get an email when something needs their attention.
Reviewers read the same PDF the author will publish, and comment right where something needs attention.
When the author uploads a new version, everyone can see exactly what changed, and every earlier version stays available.
Every document of an organization shares one layout, chosen by its administrators, so reviewers can focus on the content.
Authors write the text, metadata, references and figures in the desktop app. Anything outside the allowed LaTeX is pointed out right away.
The app uploads the document to one of the organization's workgroups. The server checks it again and compiles it into a PDF.
Editors assign reviewers. Reviewers read the document in the browser, comment on any passage by clicking it, and recommend a decision.
Authors read the reviews and upload new versions. Anyone can see what changed between versions, and download any version as Word.
Write and upload documents with the desktop app, and read the reviews of their documents.
Review the documents assigned to them. Authors know them only by an alias, such as Reviewer 1.
Handle the documents of their workgroups: assign reviewers and decide to accept, request revisions or reject.
Manage their organization's users and workgroups.
Only a small, safe part of it: sections, lists, equations, figures, tables and citations. The desktop app explains anything outside it as they type.
With an access token from their organization's administrator. The server keeps only a hash of it.
Yes. Authors know reviewers only by an alias, such as Reviewer 1, also in emails.
Documents are checked against the allowed LaTeX before they are compiled, and the compiler runs isolated, without network access.
Yes. Each organization's administrators choose the font, sizes, spacing and margins in the organization's settings.
Editors, reviewers and administrators: sign in with the access token you were given.
Authors: in the desktop app's Preferences, enter this server's address and your access token.
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