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Every stage, tracked
Draft → submitted → under review → revision → accepted → published. Dated timeline, review rounds and reviewer comments for every paper.
Publication management for researchers
Track each manuscript through review, keep your co-authors on file, get reminded before deadlines, and export your publication list to Word for your CV — in one place.
Free plan: 25 publications, no card needed.
Papers live in email threads, journal portals and a spreadsheet you forget to update. Revision deadlines slip. Every promotion or grant application means retyping your list — and your co-authors' names — again.
One record per paper, from first draft to DOI. Publy remembers the journal, the reviewers' comments, the dates and the people — and turns it into a formatted CV whenever you need one.
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Draft → submitted → under review → revision → accepted → published. Dated timeline, review rounds and reviewer comments for every paper.
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Send a paper to the next journal and keep the whole history in one record: every attempt, manuscript ID and decision.
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A personal co-author directory with affiliations and ORCID. Pick from a list on every paper. Merge duplicate spellings.
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Paste a DOI and Publy fills in title, journal, volume, pages and authors from Crossref. Import your whole record from ORCID, BibTeX or RIS.
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Reminders 7, 3 and 1 day before a revision or proof is due, plus a nudge — and a ready-made email — when an editor goes quiet.
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Export to Word in APA, IEEE, Harvard, Vancouver, MLA or Chicago. Bold your name, mark the corresponding author, show Scopus and quartile badges.
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By status, year, type, Scopus/WoS/ERA/MyCite, quartile, your role (first or corresponding), co-author, journal, grant or tag. Save your views.
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If a co-author also uses Publy, the paper appears in their list. Status updates notify everyone on the paper.
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Paste a DOI, import from ORCID or BibTeX, or type a manuscript you're still writing.
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Drag cards on the board or set a status with a date. Log reviewer comments and revision deadlines.
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Choose a template and citation style, filter to Scopus Q1–Q2 or the last five years, and download a Word file.
A. Rahman*, N. Hidayah, and D. Lim, “A hybrid deep learning framework for early prediction of student dropout,” Computers in Education Review, vol. 39, no. 2, pp. 211–230, Apr. 2024. [Scopus, WoS SSCI · Q1]
Fictional example.
RM 0 / month
Free forever
For getting started: track a small publication record and export a basic CV list.
RM 15 / month
or RM 150 / year
Unlimited publications, all citation styles and CV templates, analytics and bulk import.
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