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Make AI text read like a person wrote it
Paste a paragraph that sounds machine-made. You get it back with varied sentence lengths, no stock phrases and every link and number kept.
How it works
Finds the tells
Stock phrases, sentences that all run the same length, and transition words stacked at the start of every line.
Rewrites the wording
A different model family from the one that usually writes the drafts does the rewrite, so it does not repeat the same habits.
Keeps the facts
Every number and link must survive. If a version changes one, it is rejected and tried again.
An example
In today's fast-paced world, leveraging QR codes is crucial for businesses looking to unlock seamless customer engagement. Furthermore, QR codes offer a robust solution for streamlining communication.
Customers scan a QR code faster than they type a phone number. That is the whole case for putting one on your counter, your flyer or your menu.
Natural mode. The stock phrases and stacked transitions are gone and the sentence lengths now vary.
Questions
Will this get past an AI detector?
That is not what it is for. It fixes the patterns readers notice: repeated sentence shapes, filler and stock phrases. Detectors disagree with each other and also flag plain human writing, so treat any score with care.
Does it change my facts?
No. Numbers and links must come back exactly as you wrote them; a version that changes one is thrown away. It also never adds claims of its own.
What is the difference between the modes?
Natural keeps your register and fixes stiff wording. Simpler uses plain words and shorter sentences. Conversational sounds like you are explaining it to a customer face to face.
Is my text stored?
We keep a record that a run happened, for the daily limit, but not the text you paste or the text you get back.