Bring the context
Paste a draft section and add the documents behind it. Import text, Markdown or text-based PDFs.
A percentage can survive a rewrite while its meaning changes. Bring your draft and sources together, inspect possible mismatches, and publish with a clearer record of what you checked.
Start with your own text or the built-in sample.“The model improved accuracy by 20%.”
“The model reduced error by 20%.”
Error reduction and accuracy improvement are different quantities. The number alone doesn’t tell the whole story.
A research finding can become a recommendation. A benchmark can influence a technical decision. When a claim drifts from its source, the reader inherits that mistake.
Evidence Desk gives you a place to examine the wording, question the interpretation, and record a correction before the draft reaches them.
Paste a draft section and add the documents behind it. Import text, Markdown or text-based PDFs.
Find related source passages beside each claim. Review wording matches and rule-based warnings about numbers, metrics and overstatements.
Keep, revise or dismiss a flag. Add your reasoning and export the checklist as Markdown or JSON.
Local checks use keyword matching and narrow rules. They can miss paraphrases and context. A “Supported” label means the wording appears in a supplied source; it does not certify the source or the claim.
Built by Benjamin Nweke with Codex, around the work of reviewing technical writing.
The optional AI review mode requires your own API key and has not been validated with live calls.Local checks work in your browser. Export your review before leaving.