Recensa

Features

Explore how Recensa handles multi-model review, Proof Reports, issue ledgers, source checks with supporting files, do-not-change locks, Google Drive import, and Apply Fixes outputs—each as a focused capability for PDF or Word you are about to sign, send, or file.

Last updated 2026-05-14

How to use this hub

Start with the workflow layer

  • Review
    Proof Report mode—issue ledger first while the file stays stable.
  • Fix
    Apply Fixes—proposed edits after triage when your plan allows.
  • Prove
    Proof Report and issue ledger exports for your sign-off.
  • Ground in sources
    Supporting files and source checks for evidence-aware review.
  • Protect locked language
    Do-not-change locks for names, clauses, and figures.

Capability map

Feature pages by workflow

Frequently asked questions

How does multi-model review help accuracy?

Complementary reviewers (Claude, GPT, Gemini) cross-check the same document. Disagreements are labeled rather than averaged away.

Why isn't one AI answer enough?

A single reviewer has blind spots. Multiple reviewers surface disagreement in the Issue Ledger instead of hiding it behind one polished answer.

What is an Issue Ledger?

The Issue Ledger is one merged, dispositionable list of findings—duplicates collapsed, reviewer disagreement labeled, with honest partial status when limits apply.

What is a Proof Report?

A Proof Report is an exportable record of what was reviewed and what was found—useful for sign-off context. It is structured proof, not a chat transcript.

What does Apply Fixes do?

Apply Fixes (source-grounded edits) generates proposed changes and corrected outputs you can inspect before you use them, mainly for Word workflows. You still verify every change — Recensa never silently rewrites your file.

What are supporting files?

Supporting files are evidence you attach—PDF, Word, text, or Markdown—so reviewers can check your main document against them. Source checks are a Pro capability.

Does it work with Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive?

Yes. After you connect a provider, you can import your main and supporting files from Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive and save reviewed copies back as new files. Recensa doesn't manage your whole drive, overwrite originals, or edit Google Docs in place — export Google Docs to PDF or Word first.

Can Recensa read a scanned PDF?

No. Recensa reviews text-based documents and does not perform OCR, so image-only scanned PDFs aren't supported. Upload a searchable PDF or the original Word file instead.

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Pick a capability, then validate it on a finished DOCX or PDF.

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Product input

Need a feature? Tell us what's missing.

Recensa 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 Recensa more useful day to day. Optional contact if you'd like a reply.