From paste to proof.

The tool on the home page is the whole product in one box. Here is what each part does, in the order you will meet it.

The walkthrough

1. Paste a draft. The quick check runs instantly in your browser with the public rule tier. Nothing uploads; you can watch the network tab to confirm.
2. Read the findings. Each line names the rule, shows the exact words that triggered it, and carries a severity: a tell is a strong machine fingerprint, a warn is a habit worth breaking, an info line is advisory only.
3. Run the full analysis if you want the deeper verdict. This one call sends the text to our server, where the complete engine, including the corpus-derived rules, scores it and returns localized findings. The text is processed in memory and never stored.
4. Set language and mode. Auto-detect handles English and Arabic; override it if a mixed text guesses wrong. Full rewrite may re-pace rhythm across sentences; Light edit stays closer to your original and concentrates on the flagged spans.
5. Press Humanize. The loop drafts several candidates, scores each with the same analyzer you just saw, discards any that damaged facts or protected content, and keeps the best faithful one. A few seconds is normal; long texts take longer.
6. Read the scorecard. Before and after, check by check. "What changed, and why" ties each removal to the finding it fixes, and the diff below it shows every changed word. If nothing beat your original, the tool says exactly that.
7. Take the result. Copy it, download it as markdown, download the full JSON report, or press "Edit the result further" to feed the output back in for another pass.

The limits, plainly

The free lane is eight hosted rewrites per person per day, paced across the hour, with an 8,000-word cap per text. The quick check has no limits at all. When you hit the daily allowance, the tool tells you honestly; your own key removes the cap entirely.

When something goes wrong

• "You have used today's free rewrites": the daily allowance is spent. Add your own key or come back tomorrow.
• "The model declined this text": rare with normal prose; rephrasing the flagged part usually clears it.
• "You look offline": the quick check keeps working; rewriting needs a connection.
• In every error case your text stays untouched in the box.