How we edit and proofread your document
Our editors work around the clock to help your writing sound clear, natural, and genuinely you.
Microsoft Word’s Track Changes
We use Track Changes in Word so you can see every edit. We also support PDF, Overleaf, and other formats.
Improved style and natural register
We refine style, diction, and tone so your writing feels polished, confident, and right for its audience.
I changed “needn’t occur” to “is unnecessary” to keep the tone formal and consistent. In academic writing, avoiding contractions helps maintain clarity and precision.
Dr Smith, PhD
Clarity and flow that makes sense
We fix unclear phrasing and flag ambiguities to ensure your ideas are expressed smoothly and understood at a glance.
I’d suggest being more specific—do the physiological properties of FES systems create a control problem, or are they designed to solve one?
Dr Smith, PhD
Grammar, punctuation and style
We fix grammar and punctuation issues while making sure your writing reads clearly and naturally.
When a theory or model is named after two or more entities, the nouns are typically joined with an en dash. That’s why we write “parent–child relationship” and “cost–benefit analysis” rather than using a hyphen.
Dr Smith, PhD
Personalized feedback and advice
For longer documents, we include thoughtful feedback in an Editor’s Summary Report, along with comments throughout the text, to help you grow as a writer.
To check that an abbreviation is used consistently, try searching for the full term with Control F (or Command F on a Mac). It’s a quick way to catch anything that needs updating.
Dr Smith, PhD
Humanizing AI-written text
AI tools can leave your writing sounding flat, inflated or impersonal. We smooth out stiffness, cut wordiness, and bring back the natural tone and rhythm that make writing feel human and relatable.
LLMs often write in an overly formal and convoluted way. I’ve simplified the language here to make your email sound more natural and approachable.
Dr Smith, PhD