Know your manuscript is ready before you submit
AIditor checks your manuscript against your target journal's guide for authors and tells you what is missing or out of spec, with a reason for every flag.
- 13
- urology journals
- 49
- requirements per journal
- 6
- publishers
Example report
2 things to fix before you submit
31 of 34 required items already meet the guide for authors.
- ✓Abstract headingsMatch the journal's structure
- ✕Line numberingRestarts on each page; continuous is required
- ✕Abstract word count268 words; the limit is 250
- !AbbreviationsPSA is used before it is defined
A pre-submission check built for urology researchers
Every journal has its own guide for authors: word limits, abstract headings, reference style, page layout, required statements. Missing one of them is a common reason a manuscript is sent back before it is even reviewed.
AIditor reads your manuscript the way an editorial office would at first check, compares it with the requirements of the journal you chose, and gives you a list of what to fix while you can still fix it.
Our mission
Help researchers spend their time on the science, not on formatting rules, by making every journal's requirements checkable in seconds.
Who it is for
Urologists, residents, research fellows and research teams preparing an original article for a urology journal.
Every flag comes with a reason
Each item shows what was found in your manuscript, what the journal asks for, and what to do about it.
Rules first, AI where it helps
Requirements are checked by transparent rules. AI is used only where judgement is needed, such as an unusual title page or drafting a cover letter.
Built around journal guides
The requirements come from each journal's own guide for authors for original articles, item by item.
From the title page to the last reference
Page formatting
Font size, margins, line spacing, alignment, line numbers and page numbers, measured from your Word or PDF file.
Manuscript sections
Introduction, methods, results, discussion, conclusion and the statements each journal asks for.
Title page
Author names and affiliations, corresponding-author details, keywords and running head.
Length limits
Word counts for the abstract and main text, and the number of references, tables and figures.
Structured abstract
Whether your abstract headings match the headings the journal prescribes, in the right order.
References
In-text citation style and the reference list, entry by entry, against the journal's format.
Abbreviations
Abbreviations used before they are defined in the main text.
Submission documents
Which separate documents the journal expects, with a cover letter drafted from your manuscript.
Three steps to a submission-ready manuscript
Step 1
Upload your manuscript
Add the Word or PDF file you plan to submit and choose the journal you are submitting to.
Step 2
AIditor reads and measures it
The title page, abstract, sections, references and page layout are read directly from the file.
Step 3
Get a clear report
See what already meets the guide for authors, what needs fixing, and exactly what to change.
13 urology journals, each with its own rules
Not sure where to submit? After a check you can compare your manuscript with every journal on this list and see which one it already fits best.
- BJU International
- BJUI Compass
- European Urology
- European Urology Focus
- European Urology Oncology
- Journal of Endourology
- Journal of Urology
- Minerva Urology & Nephrology
- Neurourology and Urodynamics
- Prostate Cancer & Prostatic Diseases
- Urologic Oncology: Seminars & Investigations
- Urology, The Gold Journal
- World Journal of Urology
Check your manuscript before the journal does
Upload your manuscript, pick your journal, and get your report in a few seconds.