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PubPub
The open-source, privacy-respecting, all-in-one collaborative publishing platform for communities small and large.
Manage, evolve & perfect your publishing process
Mission
As part of the Knowledge Futures Group, we’re committed to making PubPub open and easily accessible to a wide range of groups. That means we’re committed to providing a free version of PubPub forever, releasing open-source code, and operating under non-profit, sustainable, researcher-friendly business models.
Open Source
Key Features
Collaborate & edit with co-authors in real time
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- Keep everyone in the loop
- Assign roles on-the-fly
Import your work from any source
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- Easy multi-file imports
- Complex-content friendly
- Markdown, Word, and LaTeX
Embed rich multimedia in your publication
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- Data visualizations
- Images, videos, and math
- Code, interactives, and more
Other Features
DOI Support
Generate CrossRef DOIs for your documents in one click.
Submissions & Review
Manage submissions and peer review directly on PubPub.
Discussions & Annotations
Host public and private discussions with your readers and community, whether in your classroom or across the world.
Beautiful, Customizable Layouts
Create your custom site without writing a line of code.
Collection Metadata
Include article & collection-level metadata for easier organization of content and improved discovery.
Access Control
Allow anyone to access your content, or just the people you choose.
Suggest a feature
We're constantly adding new features, and love hearing ideas from users like you.
Case Study
Learn how the MIT Press uses PubPub for collaborative community review on projects like Data Feminism, The Good Drone, and Annotation.
Communities
Communities are publishing groups focused on a particular topic, theme, or expertise. They can be a university press or a single monograph; they can be a journal, research group, or conference. You can start your community or browse any of the existing PubPub communities today.
Journal / Science
Harvard Data Science Review
A Microscopic, Telescopic & Kaleidoscopic View of Data Science
Journal / Law
Stanford JBLP
The first law journal to publish on the greater blockchain technology space
Report / Digital Humanities
Expansive Digital Publishing
Duke University Libraries' framework for how libraries can begin to embrace their role in the maturing space of digital humanities publishing
Book / Literature
Frankenbook
A collaborative, multimedia reading experiment with Mary Shelley’s classic novel
Create
Start experimenting today
* A community can be your individual space to create content, or you can invite others to collaborate with you!
With PubPub, one tool supports your entire content workflow from drafting to review, publication, and reader engagement. Work efficiently, flexibly, and collaboratively to better support knowledge creation and dissemination.
