AI Peer Review for Scientific Manuscripts.
Get comprehensive, structured feedback on your manuscript in minutes — not months. Methodology, statistics, reporting compliance, references, and language quality, all in one review.
Pre-submission review that catches what you miss.
Submitting a manuscript without independent review is like performing surgery without imaging. You might get it right, but you're working blind to problems that are obvious to someone else.
PeerReviewAI surfaces those problems before you submit — methodological gaps, statistical issues, incomplete reporting, reference errors, and language weaknesses that trigger desk rejection or painful revisions.
Structured, comprehensive, delivered live as it generates. You watch the analysis unfold on screen, section by section.
What the review covers.
Three review modes for different needs.
Structured critical appraisal with study detection, literature search, reference verification, and reporting-guideline compliance. Great for quick pre-submission checks and journal club prep. Try it free — one review with every new account.
Comprehensive pre-submission review — methodology, statistics, reporting compliance, references, and language. Detailed feedback on every section.
The deepest review, built for competitive journals. Everything in Peer Review plus a journal-specific compliance audit and tracked changes in a Word document — color-coded edits you can accept or reject.
Watch your review generate live.
No 30-minute wait for an email report. Each section of feedback appears on screen as it generates — methodology first, then statistics, then reporting compliance, and so on.
No black box. You watch it happen, section by section.
Five questions to ask any AI review tool.
Does it verify references, or ask the AI whether they look right?
Ours: every citation is matched against 40 million PubMed records via NCBI and Crossref, with a per-reference status and PMID printed in the review.
Does it screen for retracted citations — against what?
Ours: every DOI-bearing reference is checked, and a flag links to the retraction notice itself.
Does it check the actual reporting checklist?
CONSORT 2025, STROBE, PRISMA, ARRIVE 2.0 — the full checklists, item by item, not a “formatting score.”
Which model writes the review?
Claude Opus, under Anthropic’s Zero Data Retention.
Can you read a full review before paying?
Ours are at /examples (full-length sample reviews) and /case-studies (reference audits mapped to public retraction notices).
Questions, answered.
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