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What's new

What's new

New tools and changes, newest first, older ones to the right.

  1. Latest
    Accounts

    Accounts and M coins

    The AI review and Ask Claude now run on M coins, held in an account. New accounts get 10 M coins; everything else stays free, with no account.

    • Sign in with Google or an email link, without losing a loaded paper
    • The price is on the button, and any part of a run that doesn't come back is refunded
    • Coin packs, and Pro with 100 M coins a month
  2. Guide

    A guide to every tool

    Every tool and every option, shown on the real screens with numbered notes, and a tour of how MargaLink is built, for developers and reviewers.

  3. Write

    Writing, full screen and easier

    The workspace now fills the window, and it helps with the LaTeX.

    • A formatting bar: bold, headings, lists, maths, citations, references, figures and tables
    • Suggestions as you type \cite{, \ref{ or \begin{, from your own .bib and labels
    • An outline of your headings that follows your \input files
    • Source, PDF or both; auto-compile; a word count against your journal's limit
  4. Design

    One calm look across the tools

    Every tool now shares one clay design and one tray at the top, so moving between them feels like one app.

  5. Write

    Every tool inside the workspace

    Match, Review, Figures, Checks and your target journal open as windows over your paper, and keep their results when you close them.

    • Matching reads the PDF you compiled, on your device
    • Jump from a review's quote to its line in your LaTeX
    • Insert a figure straight into the paper
  6. Write

    Write your paper in the browser

    LaTeX in your journal's template, compiled to PDF on your device. Nothing to install, nothing uploaded.

    • Four templates that compile here, and links to eight publishers' own
    • Backups and imports as a zip, Overleaf downloads included
  7. Match

    Better matches, with the reasons

    Matching now reads your title, abstract and references, estimates your paper's topics, and says how good each match is, and why.

    • What we read, with a way to correct it
    • Paste a title and abstract instead of a file
    • Fit scores measured against real published papers
  8. Figures

    A figure studio

    Turn a spreadsheet into a journal-ready figure, from a template or a sentence, drawn on your device.

    • 14 templates, statistics, overlays and annotations
    • Describe it to Claude; your data's values never leave
    • PNG, TIFF, SVG and PDF at the journal's width