The AI copyediting your journals need, in a fraction of the time, with the judgment still yours

Lush makes AI tools for journal and book publishers. They suggest; your editors decide. Copyright-safe AI.

Copyediting

Edith

AI copyediting for journals and scholarly publishing

Edith copyedits the whole manuscript for language, style, and consistency, then runs the checks a subject expert would: do the numbers add up, do the cross-references point where they claim, are the citations and notation consistent. It all comes back as tracked changes and author queries. You decide what stays.

What comes back
Tracked-changes manuscript
Language, style, and consistency edits marked on the file
Author queries
Tied to the exact passage, equation, figure, table, or citation
Consistency and technical checks
Cross-references, notation, arithmetic, and citations across the whole work
Production handoff
Edited files, open queries, and notes for design or typesetting
A11y

Access

Accessibility for backlists, archives, and courseware

Access turns PDFs, image-heavy chapters, tables, and course materials into accessible files, with image descriptions that actually describe the image. Built for the EAA and ADA backlog.

What comes back
Accessible files
Tagged PDF and EPUB that hold up to WCAG review
Image descriptions
Real descriptions of each figure, chart, and table, not the filename
Whole books, fast
Extraction, description, and tagging across the full title
Documents it takes
  • Book PDFs
  • Scanned pages
  • Image-heavy chapters
  • Complex image descriptions
  • Tables
Courseware it takes
  • Slides
  • LMS modules
  • Worksheets
  • Assessments
  • Video
  • Audio
  • Learning objects
Why Lush

Runs on your systems

Your manuscripts never leave your network. No third-party AI, nothing sent off to train someone else's model.

It suggests; you decide

Every edit is a tracked suggestion an editor signs off. The AI never gets the final word.

It catches what's slow to catch by hand

Wrong cross-references, an equation missing a term, a number that doesn't match between the abstract and the table, citations that don't line up. The tedious expert checks, in minutes.

Built by editors

We run an editorial office ourselves. We built this because we needed it.

Ready to see it on your own manuscripts?

Deployed in production · Built by editors and publishing professionals