Students
Keep the plan, the drafts and the feedback together, and always know the next step.
See the student viewPlan milestones, track every chapter and keep supervisor feedback in one place. Thesis Manager helps students finish, and helps supervisors and universities see progress early.
A thesis is a long project with many moving parts. Thesis Manager gives each part a place, so nothing gets lost between drafts, emails and folders.
Explore all featuresBreak the thesis into dated milestones. Move a date and see what else moves with it.
Follow each chapter from outline to final draft, with word-count goals you set yourself.
Supervisor comments sit next to the paragraph they refer to, each with a status you can update.
Save each source with a short note and link it to the chapters where you use it.
Set a session length and a small goal, then log what you finished.
One page shows what is done, what is late and what comes next.
Start with a plan, write in small pieces, and review often. The workflow stays the same whether you write a bachelor’s thesis, a master’s thesis or a dissertation.
Add your submission date and work backward to chapter milestones.
Update chapter status as you go and log short writing sessions.
Share a draft, collect comments in one thread and close them one by one.
Students, supervisors and universities look at the same project from different sides. Thesis Manager gives each of them a clear view.
Keep the plan, the drafts and the feedback together, and always know the next step.
See the student viewFollow several students at once and give feedback that does not get buried in email.
See the supervisor viewGive departments a shared way to follow thesis progress across programs.
See the university viewOrganize, name, document and protect your research data so your thesis analysis stays reliable, repeatable and ethical.
Write a clear thesis abstract that states the context, question, method, findings and meaning in a short, precise text.
Prepare for your thesis defense by learning the format, telling a short story of your research, practicing aloud and planning for tough questions.
Tell us about your thesis or your department, and we will write to you when your place is ready.