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Open source for scholarly publishing

Open tools for single-source scholarly publishing.

It all runs on one open, standards-aligned data model (JATS XML and more), with SciFlow's editor technology built on top. OJS, OS-APS and SciFlow are built with it, so authors write once and publish from a single source. Because it's open, you can build on it too.

JATS XML & moreopen, standards-aligned model
Editor technologypowers OJS · OS-APS · SciFlow
Open sourcebuild on it yourself
One open data model, and everything SciFlow builds on it A four-tier stack. At the base, one open, standards-aligned data model (JATS XML and more). On it, SciFlow's three open capabilities — Editor, Reader and Publish. These run inside OJS, OS-APS and SciFlow, or your own build. And the whole stack publishes to PDF, HTML, EPUB and JATS XML. PUBLISHES TO PDF  ·  HTML  ·  EPUB  ·  JATS XML OJS OS-APS SciFlow + your build SCIFLOW'S OPEN TECHNOLOGY Editor Reader Publish OPEN · STANDARDS-ALIGNED FOUNDATION One open data model JATS XML · and more
One open, standards-aligned data model (JATS XML and more). On it, SciFlow builds three open capabilities — Editor, Reader and Publish — that run inside OJS, OS-APS and SciFlow, and publish to PDF, HTML, EPUB and JATS XML. Open, so you can build on it too.
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Where to start

Explore the open editor

Components and tools for writing and publishing structured scholarly content — built on open formats, so SciFlow's products stay easy to adopt.

SciFlow Editor for OJS

A real manuscript editor inside your OJS submission workflow — structure from the first draft, clean JATS out the other side.

Editor for OJS →

OS-APS

The publicly funded Open Source Academic Publishing Suite — run the same open editor yourself, with media-neutral exports to PDF, HTML, EPUB and JATS.

OS-APS →

SciFlow Publish

Managed publishing services — typeset finished articles and push them into OJS, on the same open data model.

SciFlow Publish →

Documentation

Guides and reference for the open-source editor core, its schema, and how it integrates into OJS, OS-APS and SciFlow.

Documentation →

Source

The editor core is open source, under an open license, hosted publicly — read it, fork it, or contribute.

View the source →