Publisher guidelines engine
Word limits, required sections, ethics statements, author contributions — checked against live rules while you write.
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Inkademics lives inside Microsoft Word: academically tuned writing help, real publisher rules for 5,000+ journals, and citations that don’t hallucinate. Text Hermes on WhatsApp when you’re away from your desk.
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Discussion · IMRAD-aware
Our findings suggest a novel mechanism linking circadian disruption to metabolic outcomes, consistent with prior cohort studies...
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Built for postdocs, PhD students, and PI labs who submit to Frontiers and beyond — especially when English isn’t your first language but your science is.
Every doubt your headline raised — answered in order, like a good lab meeting.
Onboarding takes 60 seconds: target journal, research field, manuscript type. Frontiers journals ship with native guideline data; thousands more from public sources.
Select any sentence for academically tuned suggestions. IMRAD-aware — we don’t nag about passive voice in your Methods. Format citations with verified DOIs, not ChatGPT guesses.
Run a live compliance checklist, download an assessment report, and attach it to your submission. Hermes on WhatsApp can fix citations or incorporate co-author feedback while you’re in the field.
Grammarly fixes commas but not Vancouver style. ChatGPT rewrites paragraphs and invents references. Mendeley manages libraries but won’t tell you your abstract is 40 words over limit. You deserve one companion that understands academic writing and publisher rules — inside the document you already have open.
| Tool | Gap |
|---|---|
| Grammarly | No domain or journal context |
| ChatGPT | Not in Word; hallucinates citations |
| Paperpal | No agent; no WhatsApp co-author |
| Inkademics | Guidelines + writing + Hermes, in your workflow |
Hermes, your AI co-author, meets you in Word first — then on your phone.
Word limits, required sections, ethics statements, author contributions — checked against live rules while you write.
Select-to-suggest, discipline-aware tone, paraphrase, summarize, and reduce — calibrated for IMRAD sections, not generic blog posts.
Paste a DOI, auto-fill metadata, validate references, format APA/Vancouver/journal styles — grounded in CrossRef, not imagination.
“Fix citations in section 3.” “Find papers like my abstract.” “Does this pass Frontiers?” — natural language tasks executed on your document.
PubMed, CrossRef, and Semantic Scholar — 250M+ articles with links and DOIs when you need evidence, not vibes.
Meet Hermes
The strategic differentiator: an AI agent that reads and edits your document on request — group chats included for lab collaborations.
Hermes
I found 4 structural issues vs Frontiers in Physiology guidelines. Want me to jump to the abstract word count first?
You · 14:02
Yes — and search PubMed for circadian + metabolism reviews from 2023+
Hermes
Done. 12 papers attached with DOIs. Abstract trimmed to 348 words in your doc.
We’re validating with Frontiers authors first — free access while we prove the three bets: in-document AI, guidelines compliance, and publisher-backed trust.
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