Communication review
Paste something before you send it and see how it will land.
Fill in the fields above and the result appears here — nothing is sent anywhere.
How it works
No formula. A model reads what you pasted.
You choose what to paste, which is the whole reason this takes text rather than a file: a document you upload contains things you have not reread, and a message you paste is one you have. What comes back is how it is likely to land, what already works — the part most reviews skip, and the part that stops you rewriting something that was fine — where it will cost you, and one rewritten version aimed at the goal you picked. It judges the writing, not the writer, and it is reading words on a screen with none of the history you both have.
This tool sends what you write to a language model to produce the answer. Your text is not stored by us and is not written to any database; an uploaded file is read in your browser and only per-column totals are sent. Your email address is stored, with the consents you tick.
Frequently asked questions
- Why can I not upload a document?
- Because you would upload things you have not reread. Pasting is a deliberate act on text you have looked at, which is a meaningful difference when the text is going to a third party's API.
- Is what I paste stored?
- No. It is sent to the model and not written to any database.
- Does it know my relationship with this person?
- Only what you put in the context field. It is reading words with none of the history, so a message that reads as curt to it may be perfectly normal between you.