Response to Reviewers Letter
Drafts a response-to-reviewers letter: courtesy opening, point-by-point answers (accept / partial / reasoned rebuttal) and a change checklist. The manuscript PDF is optional; if privacy is a concern, use a public preprint or comments only.
How it works
- 1Paste the reviewers' comments (you may anonymize names).
- 2Optional: preprint URL and manuscript PDF to ground the answers.
- 3You get a point-by-point letter ready to edit and send to the editor.
Who it is for
- Authors in major or minor revision rounds.
- PhD students answering their first peer review.
- Teams that want a formal structure before polishing tone.
Frequently asked questions
Must I upload an unpublished manuscript?
No. If confidentiality worries you, deposit a preprint first (arXiv, bioRxiv, OSF…) and paste only the comments; the PDF is optional.
Does it replace my scientific judgment?
No. It drafts a structured letter; you decide what to accept, rebut and which evidence to add.
How much does it cost?
Explore Labs is free for academic use. Each account can run up to 5 requests per day; if the limit is exceeded, please wait until the next day (resets at 00:00 UTC).