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Three programs + desktop app — description and step-by-step usage for each

🧬 V140 Paper Pipeline

Description

  • Automatically derives coupled PDE systems from a natural-language query or an uploaded PDF/DOCX/HWPX.
  • Drafts an academic paper in SCI format (Introduction, Related Work, Hypotheses, Method, Experiments, Results, Discussion, Conclusion).
  • Includes editable, numbered OMML equations, figures and tables, and automatic reference citations.
  • Automatically evolves unknown correction terms on a baseline equation to raise R² accuracy.
  • Several reviewers cross-examine the manuscript, and repeated runs confirm the result does not wobble.

How to use

  1. Input: type a research topic, or upload a source paper (PDF/DOCX/HWPX, ≤20MB / 30 pages).
  2. Pick a domain (reaction-diffusion, materials, battery, fluids...) to improve library matching.
  3. Click "Generate" — governing-equation derivation → evolution → simulation → paper writing run automatically.
  4. Review: several reviewers cross-examine the draft against SCI Q1 criteria and flag what needs work.
  5. Download the finished DOCX (OMML equations included). The download link stays valid for 24 hours on the free trial; paid plans keep the output in your personal archive for 30 days.

💼 buz_engin Marketing Engine

Description

  • Auto-generates PR/marketing proposals and campaign content from an RFP or a marketing topic.
  • Extracts 10 core keywords to design target, channel, and message strategy.
  • Provides per-channel content examples (copy, hashtags) for Instagram, YouTube, blogs, etc.
  • Derives 3 Win Themes and KPIs (with rationale) to strengthen the winning strategy.
  • Produces a 40–80 page PPTX proposal in the Impact-8 structure.

How to use

  1. Input a marketing topic or upload an RFP document.
  2. Keyword analysis: 10 core keywords and target insights are extracted automatically.
  3. Choose a direction among the proposed Win Themes / channel strategies.
  4. Generate campaign content examples and a PPTX proposal.
  5. Download the PPTX for editing and presentation.

📑 HWPX ↔ DOCX ↔ PDF Converter

Description

  • Converts between Hangul (HWPX), MS Word (DOCX), and PDF while preserving style, equations, and tables.
  • Equations become editable OMML objects; tables keep their layout.
  • Extracts figures/diagrams from PDFs and inserts them into the output (figure parsing).
  • Measures visual fidelity (SSIM) to verify conversion quality against the original.
  • File limits: ≤20MB / 30 pages (Pro 40MB/100p, Enterprise 100MB/200p).

How to use

  1. Upload the file to convert (HWPX/DOCX/PDF).
  2. Select the target format (e.g., PDF→DOCX).
  3. Run conversion — style, equations, and tables are preserved.
  4. Check the SSIM score and preview against the original.
  5. Download the result. Oversized files are split or handled via a higher plan.

📤 SCI Submit — SCI journal submission matching

Description

  • Enter your title, abstract, and keywords to get the top 10 SCI journal candidates that fit your content.
  • SCI Submit is free — journal matching costs no credits; you only need to be signed in.
  • Each candidate shows publisher, quartile (Q1–Q4), SJR, APC, median review time, acceptance rate, and WoS Master/Scopus/OA status.
  • Filters let you narrow by WoS Master (SCI) required, Q1 only, and an APC budget cap.
  • You must perform the final Submit yourself on each journal portal — the system never submits on your behalf.

How to use

  1. Go to /submit (also reachable from the dashboard once signed in).
  2. Enter the paper title, abstract, and keywords (pasting the abstract from a paper you just generated works well).
  3. Set filters: WoS Master required, Q1 only, APC budget cap.
  4. Compare the 10 recommended journals on quartile, review time, and publication fee.
  5. Follow the portal link and make the final submission yourself.

🖥️ IDEAINNOV Desktop (Windows app)

Description

  • Your query history is stored locally on your own PC (local SQLite), not on the server.
  • A personal output vault auto-collects and organizes your papers/conversions and verifies sha256 integrity.
  • Your login session persists, so you don’t sign in every time.
  • Hardened with renderer isolation, DPAPI-encrypted token, and blocked execution of network-origin files.
  • Runs on Windows 10/11 (64-bit).

How to use

  1. Download (currently beta): email info@ideainnov.com to request the installer. A public download will open once code-signing is complete.
  2. Install, launch the app, and sign in with your ideainnov.com account as usual (the session is saved).
  3. Use: run papers/proposals/conversions just like on the web; results are auto-saved to your local vault, and you can reopen past work from the History window (menu → History).
  4. Upgrade: at login the app shows a notice if a newer version exists (clicking it opens the official download page in your browser). You can also check manually from the “Check for updates” menu. For security the app never downloads or runs a file by itself.

Beta request · contact: info@ideainnov.com /desktop →

🧩 Hard mode & iterative interpretation

Description

  • A "hard problem" (난제) is a genuinely difficult engineering/math/science topic — one that resists standard methods or yields low accuracy.
  • Hard mode derives deeper governing equations, solves them as a coupled system, and puts the result through several rounds of cross-review to find an improved solution.
  • It is heavier to compute and review, so it costs more credits than a regular paper (the exact amount is shown on the run screen and in /manual).

Improvement per round

  • Iterative interpretation re-solves the same problem n times, each round starting from the previous solution to refine the governing equation further.
  • Accuracy (R²) rises with each round but gradually converges — it does not improve forever; the gains shrink toward a limit.
  • Credits scale with the number of rounds (the exact amount per round is shown on the run screen).
0.9800.9850.9900.995baseline 0.9820.99512345Interpretation roundAccuracy R²
Per-round improvement (R²) — illustrative. Starting from a single-physics baseline, iterated coupled interpretation improves quickly at first, then converges.

🆕 Recent updates (v135 → v140)

  • SCI Submit (journal matching) is now a first-class menu item and it is free — enter title, abstract and keywords to get the top 10 candidate journals.
  • The document converter supports 10 conversion directions across HWP/HWPX, DOCX and PDF.
  • A news/announcements tab was added; the first post is the ongoing Paper Challenge event.
  • The interface is available in 11 languages, and the chatbot answers in the language you pick.
  • A "Run now" button in the header takes you straight to the run screen on the dashboard.
  • Installing the site as an app (PWA) now always asks first — nothing installs until you press Install.
  • Every reference printed in a paper is checked for real existence against external scholarly databases; unconfirmed entries are replaced with confirmed sources or removed together with their in-text citation.
  • A generative-AI use disclosure paragraph, numbered right-aligned display equations cited in the body, an explanation in the body for every equation/figure/table, actually running the appendix reproduction code and cross-checking its numbers, and diversified wording so papers do not read alike are all part of the final check before delivery.

🎁 Paper Challenge event (running now)

  • Generate a draft with ideainnov.com Paper, finish the manuscript with your own judgment and edits, get journal recommendations from SCI Submit, and complete an actual submission — a total of 1,000 credits is awarded.
  • Prizes (free credits): 1st 500 · 2nd 300 · 3rd 200.
  • Entries close 2026-10-31; winners are announced 2026-11-15 on the homepage.
  • To enter, email info@ideainnov.com with your edit/judgment notes, screenshots of the SCI Submit screen and its recommendations, the questions/options/files you input, and the final submitted output.
  • In addition, the first 1,000 users to sign up receive 9 free credits.

Read the full announcement →

⚠️ What the system does NOT do (honest disclosure)

  • It never submits your paper to a journal on your behalf — you press the final Submit button yourself on each journal portal.
  • External comparison against measured data is not always performed — if no public measured dataset can be obtained, the paper says so plainly and is written from internal analysis only.
  • The output is an AI-generated draft — numbers, citations and interpretation must be reviewed and revised by the researcher, who holds the final rights and responsibility.
  • Accuracy and reproducibility are not unconditionally guaranteed, and neither acceptance nor publication is guaranteed.
  • Internal implementation, the models used, and judging criteria are not disclosed — only the user-visible behavior is described.

/manual · /news · /submit · /convert