Your style guide, enforced on every page.
Editorial AI checks manuscripts against your house style and citation rules inside Microsoft Word, then lets editors accept or dismiss each suggestion. Nothing in the manuscript changes until someone approves it.
Illustrative example
100+ rules, built from your guide
Deterministic checks for dashes, page ranges, short forms, and citation signals, plus AI judgment for usage questions like serial commas and that versus which.
Body text and footnotes
Every finding is tied to a location, such as a footnote or a body paragraph, and links back to the relevant page of your style guide.
Editors stay in control
Findings appear as underlines and cards in a Word side pane. Accept, dismiss, or resolve each one, with undo and a findings list that travels with the file.
How it works
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Encode your guide
We turn your style guide into tested rules, with worked examples for each one.
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Proofread in Word
Checks run in three passes: style rules, citations, and AI judgment.
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Review findings
Editors accept, dismiss, or resolve each suggestion from the side pane.
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Tune over time
We add rules and adjust judgment calls as your editors give feedback.
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