Avellio runs inside Adobe InDesign and catches hidden style overrides, typography mistakes and layout cleanup issues before the final PDF leaves the studio.
Use a catalogue, report, book spread or magazine layout, not a synthetic blank file.
Choose a focused profile, scope and locale, then build current evidence.
Navigate exact occurrences and decide what should be fixed, skipped or handled manually.
Verify the result and export a QA report for production handoff.
Avellio gives typography its own production pass without pretending that design judgement can be fully automated.
Surface hidden overrides, typography mistakes, poor breaks, rogue fonts, spacing problems and locale-specific inconsistencies.
Avellio points to exact occurrences and explains why they were flagged. You decide which findings are errors and which are intentional.
Reuse profiles, rebuild current evidence after edits and export reports for studios, editors, publishers and prepress teams.
The interface groups related checks into five evidence families. Underneath, the reporting engine can emit 43 distinct identifiers for filtering and downstream QA.
Widows and orphans, double spaces, repeated words, quotes, ellipses, punctuation spacing and hyphenation details.
Rag quality, tracking drift, paragraph spacing, alignment consistency and vertical-rhythm evidence.
Rogue fonts, style drift, hierarchy evidence, measure, columns and broader structural consistency.
Dates, numbers, currencies, abbreviations, units, spacing and locale-specific conventions.
Soft returns, empty paragraphs, manual indents, trailing spaces, consecutive tabs and other layout debt.
Safety belongs to the exact occurrence, not merely to the issue name. Text, locale, styles, locks, overset risk, ambiguity and document freshness can change the route.
Only when the range is exact, the intended change is low-ambiguity and every guard passes.
Before/after context and navigation keep the designer or editor in control.
Composition, hierarchy or editorial intent requires a human decision inside InDesign.
Locked, stale, ambiguous, risky or unsupported candidates remain unchanged.
Avellio complements InDesign Preflight and human proofreading with a dedicated typography and style layer.
Use AUTO when document metadata is strong or choose an explicit regional convention when punctuation, dates, numbers, currencies, quotes or spacing must follow a fixed rule.
Export current results for review, production handoff or a repeatable studio workflow.
Each tool solves a different part of production QA. Avellio is strongest where typography, styles and explainable review overlap.
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No. Avellio is a typography-focused preflight layer. It adds style, composed typography, locale, semantic and break evidence. InDesign Preflight remains the right tool for links, images, ICC profiles, overset/output conditions and production profiles.
Analysis is read-only. Some diagnostic modes add reversible visual markers, and corrective actions intentionally change exact text or local formatting only after the required audit, guards and user confirmation. Work on a saved duplicate and erase diagnostics before delivery.
No. Document analysis runs locally inside InDesign. Licence activation and periodic entitlement validation are separate network operations and should not transmit the client document.
No. Live Mode is responsive editing feedback and may show “Needs audit.” Run the appropriate complete Style Integrity Audit or Typography Audit immediately before fixes, final exports and delivery decisions.
Avellio 1.1.0 uses Adobe InDesign ExtendScript and ScriptUI on desktop Windows and macOS. Use the published, tested support matrix for exact marketed combinations; a generic “CC 2020+” statement alone is not release certification.
Use a disposable or saved working copy. Start with Conservative Proofing on Current Spread for a low-noise orientation, review the evidence, then run a complete audit before opening Fixes or exporting reports.
Cleaner style systems. Better evidence. Safer corrections. A more defensible handoff for designers, editors, DTP specialists, publishers and prepress teams.
