PDF proofreading

Proofread the whole PDF. Every page, every price.

Print doesn’t get a hotfix. LYNCE reads your brochure page by page against your price list and names the page that’s wrong, before it goes to press.

app.lynceapp.com/scan · catalogue-2026.pdf · 64 pages
37
Must fixPage 37: €24.90€29.40 vs price list

Page 60 gets read like page 1.

Human attention fades over a long document. By the fourth read of a 64-page catalogue, eyes skim exactly where the errors hide.

LYNCE doesn’t fade. Every page is read with the same first-look attention, and every finding names its page. Instead of re-reading 64 pages, your team jumps to page 37 and fixes the one thing that’s wrong.

What hides in a long PDF.

Must fixPrice vs price list · p. 37

€24.90€29.40

Fix The March price list sets €29.40.

Was this right?Correct

Not another grammar pass.

A grammar checker reads p. 37

Spelling: cleanGrammar: cleanPunctuation: clean€24.90 sails through. It’s a perfectly spelled wrong price.

Grammar tools polish sentences

Useful, but the mistakes that survive to print are almost never spelling. They’re facts that stopped being true.

Price list · MarAegean set€29.40Kore lamp€64.00Delos tray€18.50p. 37 · Aegean set€24.90Fix → €29.40

LYNCE verifies facts

Every statement is checked against your references and the rest of the document, and it still catches the typos along the way. One scan, before the press run. Why that’s a different category →

The pre-press ritual, upgraded.

Four steps between final approval and the print run, and a shareable record that the document went out checked.

1

Final print PDF lands

2

Scan it with the price list attached

3

Fix the findings, rescan clean

4

Keep the report as your pre-press record

Per-page pricing: 1 analysed PDF page = 1 credit. A 64-page catalogue costs 64 credits to check.

See plans

PDF proofreading, answered.

The final check, before it goes live.

Give the finished creative one more QA pass before publish, send or print.

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