Use cases
Four ways context changes the answer.
A typo can be spotted in isolation. The expensive mistakes need context.
Campaign versions vs each other
Upload the whole set. LYNCE compares the versions against each other and names the files that disagree.
The classic campaign failure: the master was corrected, one resize wasn’t.
Works with no references at all: the versions are each other’s context.
Client brief vs final exports
Attach the approved brief and LYNCE checks whether the creative drifted on offers, prices, dates and claims.
Each finding shows both sides: what the artwork says, and the line in the brief it conflicts with.
Add the brief, promo terms or approved copy as references.
Master language vs translations
Use the approved master as the source. LYNCE compares meaning, surfacing days, numbers, times and claims that shift in translation.
The master doesn’t have to be English. Findings are evidence for your team’s call.
Add the master creative or approved copy as the source.
Price list vs brochure or catalogue
Attach the price list and review the PDF page by page. Jump straight to the page that disagrees.
Same check for menus, lookbooks and any long document with a source of truth.
Add the price list or reference document next to the PDF.
References are optional, and never use credits. Only the creatives you upload are billed, however large the reference. LYNCE still reads it, and flags contradictions inside it.
See pricingWhoever delivers it, LYNCE checks it first.
The client never proofreads again.
Every export checked before it leaves the studio: sizes, versions, claims.
The final check, before it goes live.
Give the finished creative one more QA pass before publish, send or print.