PhD students and researchers spend hours every week curating progress reports, polishing lab notes a mountain of admin, instead of the research they entered the field for.
I built PhDocs to help my PhD friends save time on tasks they could easily do, but consume much of their time with the features so far added.
Four tools in one:
Progress Report Generator — turns bullet points into a polished weekly supervisor report, with history saved and custom templates.
Lab Notes Compiler — converts rough experiment notes into lab book entries, methods sections or multi-experiment summaries.
Ethics Application Assistant — drafts participant information sheets, consent forms, risk assessments and study overviews tailored to your specific study.
Peer Review Response Generator — paste reviewer comments and get back a professional point by point response letter.
