Before it's published

Every claimClinically provenShown to visibly reduce*Checked.

*FACT-014 · 32% fewer visible dark spots in 8 weeks · in-house study, 48 participants

A sample Aurelle ad: a Vitamin C serum bottle on orange, headline “Glow in 2 weeks” in white

Blocks · A11Y-CONTRAST

“GLOW IN 2 WEEKS” is 1.96:1. Large text needs 3:1.

True vertical

Check marketing content against your brand's own rules and facts, before it's published.

“Clinically proven”needs a fact“60% in 2 weeks”evidence says 32% in 8“Eco-friendly”not substantiated“Mumbai flagship”embargoed until DecemberText at 1.96:1needs 3:1 contrast“Click here”name the product“vit C serum”say Vitamin C Brightening Serum“Gifted by Aurelle”add #ad“Clinically proven”needs a fact“60% in 2 weeks”evidence says 32% in 8“Eco-friendly”not substantiated“Mumbai flagship”embargoed until DecemberText at 1.96:1needs 3:1 contrast“Click here”name the product“vit C serum”say Vitamin C Brightening Serum“Gifted by Aurelle”add #ad

The problem

Content comes from everyone now. So do the mistakes.

Writers, agencies, influencers and AI tools all post for the brand. The brand book is a PDF none of them has open.

Instagram post
Aaurelle.skinSponsored
An amber dropper bottle in afternoon light

aurelle.skin Meet the NEW Vitamin C serum! Clinically proven to fade dark spots by 60% in just 2 weeks.

Blocks 60% in 2 weeks: the evidence says 32% in 8 (FACT-014)
Web banner
Serum and gel textures on glass discs

Glow in
2 weeks

Aurelle
Blocks “Glow in 2 weeks”: the evidence covers 8 weeks, not 2 (FACT-014)
Email

From Aurelle Skin

Subject Something big is coming

Skincare textures with green leaves

Our Diwali sale is here: 20% off everything.

Shop now
Blocks Announces the Diwali sale while it's still embargoed (FACT-033)
Influencer post
glowwithsana
Someone pressing serum into their cheek

glowwithsana Gifted by Aurelle: two weeks with the Vitamin C serum and my skin has never been calmer ✨

Blocks Gifted product, but no #ad label
Product page
A jar of cream on marble with carnations

Ceramide Barrier Cream

Dermatologist recommended and loved by thousands.

₹1,099Add to bag
Blocks “Dermatologist recommended”: no evidence on file
Ad caption
A pink lip gloss on a pink background

Click here to see the new lip shades. Six shades, one easy swipe.

Minor “Click here” says nothing; name the product

How it works

Checked against your rulebook and your facts. With the evidence.

  1. Step 1 of 6

    Paste or upload

    A draft, a DOCX, a PDF or an image. Text inside images is read too.

  2. Step 2 of 6

    Rules run first

    Your banned phrases, required labels, product names, contrast and alt text, checked by code.

  3. Step 3 of 6

    Claims meet the facts

    Every claim is matched to your fact ledger: supported, contradicted, expired or unsupported.

  4. Step 4 of 6

    Evidence or silence

    A finding only shows if it names a real rule or fact and quotes your exact words.

  5. Step 5 of 6

    Fixed without inventing

    Claims are fixed only with approved wording; your call to action and key phrases are kept.

  6. Step 6 of 6

    Reviewed and recorded

    Reviewers decide, approvals are routed, and every step lands in a tamper-evident log.

Tested, not claimed

Finds 31 of 33 problems. A single AI prompt finds 18.

On a 40-post test set with frozen labels, against one AI call given the whole brand book. Small set, wide intervals; the method and every number are public.

See how it was tested
Plumbline31/33 found
One AI call18/33 found

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