Feedback that reads like an editor’s notes
Get specific suggestions on clarity, structure and tone, each with a one-line reason, so you learn why a sentence works better and not just what to change.
Free to try. Works on essays, articles, emails and reports.
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How it works
You stay the writer. We point at what to look at next.
Step 1: Paste your draft
Add text or upload a document, and say who it’s for: a professor, a client, a hiring manager or a general reader.
Step 2: Get notes in the margin
Suggestions appear beside the sentences they’re about, grouped into clarity, structure, tone and concision.
Step 3: Apply, rewrite or skip
Accept a suggestion in one click, rewrite it in your own words, or dismiss it. Your voice stays yours.
Notes worth reading
Specific to your sentences, explained in plain words, and never a wholesale rewrite.
Clarity and concision
Find sentences that bury the point, repeat themselves or run long, with a shorter way to say the same thing.
Structure
See whether each paragraph does one job and the argument builds, with notes on what to move or cut.
Tone for your reader
Adjust formality for a cover letter, a class essay or a customer email without flattening your voice.
The reason behind every note
Each suggestion says why, so the same habit is easier to spot in your next draft.
Progress between drafts
Run your revised draft again and see which notes you’ve resolved and which are still open.
Your words stay yours
We suggest, you decide. Feedback never rewrites a whole draft, and we don’t train on your text.
Who it helps
Useful whenever a draft matters and nobody has time to read it twice.
Students
Feedback before the grade
Catch a weak thesis or a rambling paragraph while there’s still time to fix it, not in the margins of a graded paper.
Professionals
Clearer emails and reports
Lead with the point, cut the filler and match the tone to the reader, whether that’s a client or the board.
Writers and editors
A faster first pass
Clear the line-level issues before a human edit, so editorial time goes to ideas and argument.
Writing feedback questions
Something else on your mind? Visit the help center or ask our team.
No. Suggestions are small and tied to a specific sentence, and you choose whether to apply each one. It won’t generate paragraphs or restructure your draft on its own.
Policies differ by school and by assignment. Feedback tools are usually treated like a writing center visit, but check with your teacher if you’re unsure, and keep your drafts.
Essays, articles, reports, cover letters, emails and long-form posts. Tell us the audience and purpose and the notes adjust to match.
Yes. Drafts are visible only to you, you can delete them at any time, and we never use your writing to train our models.
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