The Toolkit
We didn't build forty things. We built six focused tools that cover the actual moves a responsible writer needs — diagnose, scrub, rewrite, support, calibrate, brief. Each works on its own. They work even better in sequence.
Sentence-level reading of a full draft.
Paste an essay or paragraph and get a Low / Medium / High risk reading, plus an annotated edition with reasons and rewrites for every flagged sentence.
Who it's for
Students with a finished draft. Application writers before submission.
When to reach for it
When the whole essay is ready and you want a triage.
Pairs well with
Find the AI tells, not the whole essay.
A focused scan that surfaces the specific words and phrases AI keeps inserting — “delve into,” “in today's rapidly evolving world,” “tapestry,” “navigating the complexities.” Tap any match to swap it.
Who it's for
Anyone who already used AI to draft and wants to scrub the giveaways.
When to reach for it
Mid-draft, before submission, or as a final pass.
Pairs well with
One sentence in. Three rewrites out.
Drop a single sentence, choose tone × length on a 2-axis grid, get three stacked variants with explanations. No essay context required.
Who it's for
Writers stuck on one tricky sentence — a thesis, an opening, a transition.
When to reach for it
When the sentence is the problem, not the whole paragraph.
Pairs well with
Does this claim need a source? What kind?
Paste a claim and we'll tell you whether it actually needs evidence, what type of source (peer-reviewed, primary, news), and three honest ways to phrase it. We never invent citations.
Who it's for
Students unsure when to cite. Researchers wanting a sanity check.
When to reach for it
Whenever you wrote a sentence that asserts something.
Pairs well with
Slide between academic, application, professional, casual.
Paste a paragraph, pick a target tone and length, see the rewrite side by side with a diff of what changed. Meaning preserved, voice adjusted.
Who it's for
Anyone moving the same idea between contexts (essay → email → cover letter).
When to reach for it
Repurposing existing writing for a new audience.
Pairs well with
Get better answers from any AI by asking better.
Describe what you actually need — topic, the points you want emphasized, the audience, the length — and we'll turn it into a structured prompt you can paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any other LLM.
Who it's for
Students writing assignments. Professionals drafting briefs. Anyone tired of getting templated AI back from vague questions.
When to reach for it
Before you ask an LLM anything that matters. Five minutes of brief beats fifty minutes of wrestling.
Pairs well with
The full pass
Triage the whole draft.
Run Risk Check first to see where the AI tells cluster — usually openings, transitions, and the conclusion paragraph.
Use Risk Check →Scrub the obvious clichés.
Switch to Cliché Hunter and clear out the easy wins — “delve into,” “navigating,” “tapestry.” Each click swaps one phrase.
Use Cliché Hunter →Fix the sentences that still bother you.
For each remaining flagged sentence, open Sentence Rewrite, pick a tone × length combination, and replace.
Use Sentence Rewrite →Audit your evidence.
Run Citation Coach on every claim that asserts a fact. We won't invent sources — we'll tell you whether you actually need one.
Use Citation Coach →Match it to its destination.
Last pass: Tone Calibrator. Move the paragraph between academic, application, professional, and casual until it sits right for the reader.
Use Tone Calibrator →