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Tunlay
13 research tools for the price of one
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13 research tools for the price of one
1 follower
Tunlay is built for Researchers, MS and PhD scholars, and university students: one workspace for the whole research process, from the first idea to the accepted paper. All 15 tools Paraphraser Humanize AI Grammar Assistant Plagiarism Checker AI Detection Detector Delta Rewriter Similarity Fixer Chat with PDF AI Synopsis Builder AI PPT Maker Manuscript Proofreader Submission Readiness References Quality Checker Manuscript Reporting Guidelines Generator Journal Finder
I built Tunlay because I watched researchers lose weeks to a problem that was never theirs to solve.
The research itself is hard. But around the research sits a chain of small paid tools: one for similarity, one for AI detection, one for grammar, one for references, one for proofreading — and then a journal to choose and a reporting checklist to satisfy. Each has its own login and its own $12-a-month bill. Most students I know are not paying for five tools. They skip the checks and hope. Then the similarity score arrives the week of submission, and by then nothing can be fixed calmly.
So Tunlay is the whole chain in one dashboard: 13 tools from $5 a month, plus a free plan for the writing tools so nobody is locked out. Two of them, the Detector Delta Rewriter and the Similarity Fixer, do not exist anywhere else — they rewrite only the flagged sentences and show you the score before and after, so the improvement is proven rather than promised. The Journal Finder reads your manuscript, searches Scopus for real papers like yours, and ranks the journals that actually publish that work, with CiteScore and open-access status.
I built it in Karachi, alone, without funding. And because of where I built it, I had to solve something most tools ignore: many researchers here have no credit card at all. Tunlay accepts Easypaisa, JazzCash and bank transfer, and we set the account up by hand.
What feedback would help me most:
Which check do you run first on a new draft? I want the dashboard to open on that one.
Does the Journal Finder shortlist match the journals you would have picked yourself?
What is missing from these 15 tools that would make it the only tool you need?
Is the free plan generous enough to properly judge the tools?
I am here all day and I will answer every comment.