Hidden-text inspection
Detect zero-width characters, invisible formatting, bidirectional controls, and homoglyph or mixed-script spoofing.
Inspect the text. Preserve the evidence.
The document integrity platform combines document forensics, reviewable cleanup, and constrained prose revision: inspect hidden Unicode signals, recover supported payloads, and protect important text while editing.
Why it exists
Documents can carry more than visible prose. Document Integrity Workbench (DIW) helps inspect hidden formatting, Unicode controls, and recoverable embedded signals, then review proposed changes against an immutable original. Its revision tools protect citations, numbers, quotations, equations, code, and technical terms. The purpose is evidence-based inspection and controlled editing, not deciding who wrote a document.
What it covers
Detect zero-width characters, invisible formatting, bidirectional controls, and homoglyph or mixed-script spoofing.
Decode recoverable variation-selector and tag-character payloads where the underlying signals allow it.
Inspect document metadata, residue, and C2PA manifests while retaining uncertainty about what the evidence establishes.
Report, normalize, and scrub modes produce reviewable patches against an immutable original, rather than silently rewriting the source.
Revise prose while protecting citations, numbers, quotations, equations, code, and technical terminology.
The documented surfaces include browser clients, Word and Outlook integration, and an API for controlled document workflows.
Who it's for
People checking material for hidden or misleading text signals.
Teams revising prose without losing citations, figures, or technical detail.
Organizations integrating reviewable inspection and revision into existing tools.
Current project stage
ARGA | DIW is in Beta and progressing toward a release candidate. It is not an AI-authorship detector, watermark-removal service, or detector-bypass tool; absence of a signal does not establish human authorship. Contact us about the document workflows and clients you need.
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