Evidence-based review of documents
You know what it means. A new reader doesn't.
Prove My Language reviews your document the way a reader who is new to it would meet it, and reports the places where they would get lost.
- Your first 3 runs are free, limited in size
- You see the price before anything is charged
- About $5 for a typical document
Appears in §3.2 and §7.1 but is never defined. A new reader can’t tell whether it means delivery or written sign-off.
Both are used for the same party. A new reader may think there are two.
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What it finds
- Undefined terms
A word or abbreviation that the document relies on but never explains. - Inconsistent vocabulary
Two words for one thing, or one word that quietly changes meaning between sections. - Unexplained jargon
Specialist language used without a definition or a plain-words gloss.
Each finding names the term, shows where it appears, and says what a cold reader would not know at that point.
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What it is for
Specifications, policies, contracts, standards, manuals, grant applications, onboarding guides: any document where a reader who was not in the room has to act on what is written.
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How it works
- Start a review
Sign in and upload the document you want reviewed. - See the price, then decide
You are shown the price for your document before anything is charged. Your first 3 runs are free, limited in size. - Read the findings
Each one names the term, shows where it appears, and explains what a new reader would miss.
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What it is not
A review is one careful reading, not a promise that nothing was missed. Read the findings, decide which matter, and fix what you agree with.
An illustrative finding
The reader who wasn’t in the room.
Specifications, policies, contracts and manuals are written by people who already know what they mean. They’re read by people who have to act on what’s written. Prove My Language finds the gaps between the two.
- Names the term
- Shows where it appears
- Says what a cold reader wouldn’t know at that point
“Payment is due 30 days after the Acceptance Date.” (§3.2)
“Acceptance Date” is never defined. A new reader can’t tell whether payment is due 30 days after delivery or after written sign-off.
Example for illustration only. Not a finding from a customer review.
Pricing
See the price first. Then decide.
Each review is priced by the size of the document. You’re shown the price for your own document before anything is charged, and you decide whether to pay.
Pay per review
First 3 runs free- First 3 runsFree, limited in size
- After thatPriced by document size
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