Galley is a browser-based toolkit for academic writers managing active submission pipelines. Everything runs locally — no login, no server, no data leaving your machine.

Your pipeline in one place. Add each article you're working on or have submitted, record the journal, version, submission date, and current status. The dashboard shows how many pieces are under review, at R&R, and in your active pipeline at any given moment. If a piece is rejected, note the next target journal before you close it out.

A pre-submission checklist that runs per article per citation style. Select an article and the style the journal requires — Chicago, APA, MLA, Harvard, or Vancouver — and work through document preparation, reference formatting, layout, and cover letter requirements. Don't submit until it reads 100%.

A version log attached to each article. Each time you revise, add an entry: version number, date, and what changed. Over time this becomes a reliable record of how a manuscript developed from first draft to submission.

Paste a passage and the auditor analyses it for structural patterns that signal formulaic writing: triadic padding, manufactured binary contrast, anaphoric stacking, escalating gravity, thesis restatement at close, hedging clusters. Each flagged sentence returns with the pattern identified, the phrase quoted, a diagnosis, and a fix principle. Use it at the late-draft stage, not the first.