While I was looking for a similar solution when I first started with Affinity, I made my designs and exported them to do color separations with Scribus (which is free) and that worked well enough. I can't remember if ink density was an option but AI did my seps and then i could use whatever pdf program I wanted from there. When i was using Illustrator, I did all my work using the Pantone spot colors, then Illustrator would handle the color separations.
Looks like I'm sticking with Acrobat Pro 9 then which does the job on c hecking separations and ink density, Verify PDF/X standards conformance, but won't run on new macs FFS - can't believe theres no alternative?!?!?!?!
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