Is this tool affiliated with Grammarly?
No. There is no partnership, endorsement or licensing relationship with Grammarly. It is referenced on this page only because it is the term people search for.
How does the rewrite process work?
Paste text into the tool and run it. The rewrite adjusts sentence rhythm, connectors and word choice while aiming to preserve meaning, returning a result within seconds.
Is it free?
Yes, within the allowance: 5 free runs per rolling 24-hour window, no account required.
Does this tool check grammar and spelling the way Grammarly does?
Not as its primary function. It rewrites at the sentence and paragraph level for tone and clarity rather than flagging individual grammar or spelling errors.
Where does my submitted text go?
It is transmitted to our AI server, processed, and returned. It is not used to train models. Treat it as you would any text sent over a network.
Does it function on mobile devices?
Yes, fully, in any modern mobile browser.
Does this tool outperform Grammarly?
That comparison is not made here. The two tools serve different functions, and which one is useful depends on the specific text and need.
Does the rewrite alter meaning?
It is not meant to. Facts, names and argument order are meant to survive the rewrite; only wording and rhythm change. Review the output before relying on it.
Is it suited to cover letters?
Yes, this is one of its more common applications: checking that formal phrasing has not made a cover letter read as generic.
Why did the rewrite return something close to my original?
Text that already varies in rhythm and avoids stiff connectors gives the rewrite little to change, which reflects well on the original draft.
Is a batch mode or an API available?
Not currently. Submissions are processed individually, within the daily allowance.
Is there a length restriction?
No fixed cap, though longer submissions take proportionally longer and are more reliably reviewed in sections.
Does this tool make text undetectable to AI detectors?
No such claim is made. Detector methods are not public and are not tested against here, so no result can be promised.
What is the exact free allowance?
5 runs on a rolling 24-hour basis: each run's allowance returns 24 hours after that specific run, not on a fixed daily clock.
Is this useful for non-native English writers specifically?
Yes, one common use is confirming that professional correspondence reads naturally before a client, manager or professor reads it.
What happens once the allowance is used?
The interface indicates when the next run becomes available; the allowance resets automatically 24 hours after the run that consumed it.
How are longer documents handled?
They are processed in full, though reviewing the result in sections is more reliable than checking one very long output at once.
Does this tool integrate with or replace Grammarly's browser extension?
No. It has no integration with Grammarly's extension or any of its features; it operates as a standalone page.
Is any signup step required to try the tool once?
No signup step exists at any point, free or otherwise. Text is pasted and rewritten directly.
Does the tool indicate which sentences were altered?
No, it returns the complete rewritten passage rather than a tracked-changes view. A side-by-side comparison against the source shows what changed.
Is this tool suited to correspondence in languages other than English?
It is built and evaluated primarily for English. Other languages may produce usable results without the same quality assurance.