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DEEMO reads your manuscript and asks them out loud, before the real panel does.

Drag the top question off the stack

It reads your paper first.

Upload your manuscript as a PDF or Word file. DEEMO pulls out the problem, objectives, method, scope and results, and shows you what it understood so you can fix anything that's off. Then the file is discarded.

Every question after that comes from what is actually in your paper.

Sample paper

ReqTrack: An Enrollment Requirements Tracking System for PMFTCI

Chapter 1. The Problem

Students queue at the registrar to check paper requirement checklists, and staff update records by hand. This study lets students see missing requirements on their phone and lets the registrar update records in real time.

Chapter 3. Methodology

Agile (Scrum), descriptive-developmental design. 30 respondents by purposive sampling; an ISO/IEC 25010 questionnaire on a 4-point Likert scale, analyzed by weighted mean.

Chapter 4. Results

Overall weighted mean 3.42 (Very Acceptable); the lowest characteristic is Security, at 3.10.

  1. Engr. Santos TechnicalPre-Oral

    How does a registrar update reach the student's phone in real time?

  2. Prof. Cruz MethodologyPre-Oral

    Why only 30 respondents, and why purposive sampling?

  3. Prof. Cruz MethodologyFinal

    Security scored lowest, at 3.10. What does that tell you?

Three panelists, each with a job.

A chair who checks your problem and scope, a methodologist who checks your design and sampling, and a field expert who changes with your course. Pick a course to see who sits.

    The free plan practices with one panelist. Premium seats all three.

    Out loud, with follow-ups.

    The panel asks by voice and listens while you answer. Tap when you're done. If an answer is thin, the same panelist follows up, at most twice on a topic.

    If what you say doesn't match your paper, they ask about it, calmly, the way a real panel would.

    Prof. Cruz MethodologyPre-Oral

    Why only 30 respondents, and why purposive sampling?

    You We chose the people who handle the checklist every term, so purposive sampling fit.

    You We surveyed 45 registrar staff and students.

    Prof. Cruz MethodologyClarifying

    You said 45 respondents. Chapter 3 says 30. Which is it?

    Saved to your report as a contradiction.

    A sample session on the ReqTrack paper.

    Then a score you can check.

    Readiness is arithmetic you can read: the rubric score, times how much of the agenda you covered, minus a penalty for each verified contradiction. The AI picks the rubric levels and explains each one. The numbers are done in code.

    Scored on five criteria
    CriterionWeightSample level

    Pre-Oral, sample session

    71 Nearly ready.Readiness 70 to 84

    Rubric 76 × coverage 8/8 − consistency 5 = 71

    Top three things to fix

    1. Give one number for your respondents, and say why it is enough.

    2. Explain how a registrar update reaches the student's phone.

    3. Name your weakest ISO/IEC 25010 result and what you'd change.

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    Everything in Free, plus the rubric breakdown, delivery stats, stronger sample answers and a PDF for your adviser

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    Questions you might have.

    Does DEEMO keep recordings of my voice?

    No. Your voice goes from your phone to the AI during the session and is never stored. Only the text transcript is kept.

    What happens to my manuscript file?

    It is read once to pull out what the panel needs, then discarded. You see that summary and can correct it before you practice.

    Who processes my work?

    Google's Gemini models run the panel and the scoring. DEEMO uses Gemini's paid tier, because the free tier allows human review of what you send.

    Can my groupmates practice on the same paper?

    Yes. Share your project's code and they can join and practice on the same manuscript. Each of you chooses whether to share your score with the group.

    Does it check grammar, citations or plagiarism?

    No. DEEMO is a mock panel: it asks, follows up and scores your answers. It doesn't edit or fact-check your paper.

    What do I need?

    An Android phone, an internet connection, and to be 18 or older. Sessions are in English.

    Can I delete everything?

    Yes. Delete my data in Profile removes your account, manuscripts, sessions and reports.

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