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Ask for a redline between any two versions and get real tracked changes — deletions struck through, insertions underlined, moves detected — in the format the document already lives in.

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One redline language across Word, PDF, and PowerPoint.

A redlined PDF in the Vesence web app: deletions struck through and insertions underlined, produced by comparing two versions of an agreement

Real tracked changes, not a visual diff

Comparing two Word documents produces a normal .docx whose changes are native Word revisions — author-stamped, timestamped, and yours to accept or reject in Vesence or in Word itself. Nothing proprietary locks the redline in.

Native Word revisions
The output is a standard document that turns version A into version B through real tracked changes.
Accept and reject anywhere
Step through changes in the workspace — including a cross-document “all changes” view — or hand the file to someone who only uses Word.
Author-stamped redlines
Every revision carries an author and date, so the redline slots into your existing review workflow.

Structure-aware, readable diffs

The diff engine matches paragraphs by identity, detects splits and merges, diffs tables row by row and cell by cell, and covers footnotes, headers, and numbering. Word-level changes stay inside their paragraph, and a clause rewrite reads as one coherent change — never confetti.

Tables, footnotes, headers
Structured parts of the document are diffed as structure, not as flattened text.
Moves are first-class
A relocated clause shows as a move — green double underline — not as an unrelated delete and insert.
Decks get redlines too
Comparing two .pptx files produces a deck with slide-level tracked changes and its own accept and reject.
PDF Redlining

A Redline Engine That Refuses to Be Wrong

The PDF engine checks its own output — marks present, nothing overprinted, nothing lost — and declines with a plain-language reason rather than ship a silently wrong redline.

Coverage

Measured Against Real-World PDFs

Evaluated on PDFs produced by Microsoft Word, LibreOffice, LaTeX, Chromium, and Firefox, against gold truth rendered by Word itself — with refusals counted against the score.

Private by Design

Runs Where the Document Is

The redline engine compiles to WebAssembly and runs inside your browser as well as on the server — the same engine, one code path, wherever the file lives.

What you can ask

Compare the two SPA turns and send the redline as a PDF

Show what changed across the last three versions

Redline the executed agreement against the final draft

Compare all six NDAs in the data room and list where they differ

What did opposing counsel change in this turn?

Compare the two SPA turns and send the redline as a PDF

Show what changed across the last three versions

Redline the executed agreement against the final draft

Compare all six NDAs in the data room and list where they differ

What did opposing counsel change in this turn?

Compare the two SPA turns and send the redline as a PDF

Show what changed across the last three versions

Redline the executed agreement against the final draft

Compare all six NDAs in the data room and list where they differ

What did opposing counsel change in this turn?

Compare the two SPA turns and send the redline as a PDF

Show what changed across the last three versions

Redline the executed agreement against the final draft

Compare all six NDAs in the data room and list where they differ

What did opposing counsel change in this turn?

Compare the two SPA turns and send the redline as a PDF

Show what changed across the last three versions

Redline the executed agreement against the final draft

Compare all six NDAs in the data room and list where they differ

What did opposing counsel change in this turn?

Compare the two SPA turns and send the redline as a PDF

Show what changed across the last three versions

Redline the executed agreement against the final draft

Compare all six NDAs in the data room and list where they differ

What did opposing counsel change in this turn?

Compare the two SPA turns and send the redline as a PDF

Show what changed across the last three versions

Redline the executed agreement against the final draft

Compare all six NDAs in the data room and list where they differ

What did opposing counsel change in this turn?

Compare the two SPA turns and send the redline as a PDF

Show what changed across the last three versions

Redline the executed agreement against the final draft

Compare all six NDAs in the data room and list where they differ

What did opposing counsel change in this turn?

Compare the board deck against last quarter's version

Redline the signed PDF against the version we approved

Did anything substantive change, or only formatting?

Compare their markup to our playbook positions

Open both versions side by side

Compare the board deck against last quarter's version

Redline the signed PDF against the version we approved

Did anything substantive change, or only formatting?

Compare their markup to our playbook positions

Open both versions side by side

Compare the board deck against last quarter's version

Redline the signed PDF against the version we approved

Did anything substantive change, or only formatting?

Compare their markup to our playbook positions

Open both versions side by side

Compare the board deck against last quarter's version

Redline the signed PDF against the version we approved

Did anything substantive change, or only formatting?

Compare their markup to our playbook positions

Open both versions side by side

Compare the board deck against last quarter's version

Redline the signed PDF against the version we approved

Did anything substantive change, or only formatting?

Compare their markup to our playbook positions

Open both versions side by side

Compare the board deck against last quarter's version

Redline the signed PDF against the version we approved

Did anything substantive change, or only formatting?

Compare their markup to our playbook positions

Open both versions side by side

Compare the board deck against last quarter's version

Redline the signed PDF against the version we approved

Did anything substantive change, or only formatting?

Compare their markup to our playbook positions

Open both versions side by side

Compare the board deck against last quarter's version

Redline the signed PDF against the version we approved

Did anything substantive change, or only formatting?

Compare their markup to our playbook positions

Open both versions side by side

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