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Manuscripts: A Mac app for tracking academic paper submissions without subscription fees

By

Jamie Forrest

28d ago· 1 min readenProduct

Summary

Manuscripts is a Mac app designed for academics to track the submission journey of their papers across journals and revision rounds. Unlike project managers or reference managers, it focuses solely on monitoring where papers are in the submission process, including which journal, round, and reviewer comments triggered revisions. It's a one-time purchase with no subscription or cloud dependency, keeping data locally on the user's Mac.

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Manuscripts does one thing: it tracks where your papers are in the submission journey—which journal, which round, which reviewers' comments triggered which revisions.
One-time purchase. No subscription. No cloud. Your data lives on your Mac.
Built for how academic work actually feels: slow, iterative, and often unglamorous.
Most tools pretend to be project managers or reference managers.
Draft, submit, revise, and repeat.
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Manuscripts is a Mac app for academics who've outgrown the spreadsheet. Draft, submit, revise, and repeat. Most tools pretend to be project managers or reference managers. Manuscripts does one thing: it tracks where your papers are in the submission journ

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