§ 01 — Services
Every engagement runs the same way: macros sweep the mechanical errors, an editor makes the calls, and you receive tracked changes with a log of every intervention.
The reference list is where reviewers lose patience first. We rebuild it entry by entry against the target journal’s style, then reconcile it with every in-text citation.
After the macros clear the mechanical layer, a subject-matched editor works the prose line by line — clarity, logic, usage, and the target journal’s conventions.
For journals, labs, and freelance editors who want the workflow in-house. We teach the macro library, the checklists, and — more importantly — when to overrule them.
Your house style, compiled. From a one-off cleanup routine to a full production add-in, we build the tooling to your spec — then document it, hand it over, and keep it running.
We wire the production desk together: batch pipelines and integrations that move manuscripts through mechanical checks automatically, with a report at every stage.
Manuscripts written in LaTeX stay in LaTeX. We work natively in Overleaf and plain source — the file you get back compiles the first time, to the journal’s class file.
The paper’s code deserves the same edit as its prose. We edit software programs and their documentation — never their logic — so a stranger can read, run, and trust them.
How every job runs
Send the manuscript and target journal. Estimate within one business day.
The library sweeps references, punctuation, callouts, and house style.
A subject-matched editor works the prose and rules on every flag.
Tracked changes, query memo, change log — and two rounds of follow-up.
Where we draw the line
Edmacro is not a writing service — no drafting, no ghostwriting, no generated content, no data. We edit the language, mechanics, formatting, and documentation of what you wrote.
All work returns as tracked changes with a macro log — the author reviews, accepts, or rejects each edit. Nothing is silent.
Our scope follows COPE guidance and institutional IP policies, with a disclosure-ready certificate describing exactly what we did.