Multi-model review that stays grounded in your document
Multi-model review for serious DOCX or PDF manuscripts—structured findings, optional convergence, and clear partial review when models disagree.
Run Claude, GPT, and Gemini reviewers on the same manuscript (DOCX or PDF), then converge on a single ledger. Review mode or fix mode — built for contracts, memos, and long documents.
Last updated 2026-05-11
At a glance
What you get on the first pass
What it is
Who it is for
Why it is different
Flow
How it works
- 01
Upload
Bring a manuscript as DOCX or PDF. Optionally attach supporting evidence where your plan allows it.
- 02
Review or fix
Choose review mode for judgment-first triage, or fix mode when you want proposed edits packaged for verification.
- 03
Download results
Download structured findings and stage-aligned exports (DOCX, PDF, ledgers)—then continue in Word or your PDF workflow with humans in control.
Detail
In practice
DraftLens runs complementary reviewer models (for example Claude, GPT, and Gemini) on the same manuscript, merges structured findings, and can iterate toward convergence when configured—so you get a defensible ledger instead of a single chat reply.
Who it is for
- Teams that already care about voice, citations, and “do not change” clauses.
- People who coordinate reviews and need exports with clear step labels they can audit—not a black box.
- Workloads where partial consensus is honest: DraftLens labels partial reviews instead of pretending unanimity.
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Where to go next
Product input
Need a feature? Tell us what's missing.
DraftLens is evolving quickly. Feature ideas, workflow pain points, and real document examples help us decide what ships next—whether something confused you, feels incomplete, or would make your review process calmer.
Request a capability, describe a document type we should support better, or spell out what would make DraftLens more useful day to day. Optional contact if you'd like a reply.
Ready to run a manuscript?
Open the live app to upload a DOCX or PDF, see entitlements, and download results from a real job—not placeholder output.