Humanize your email
AI-drafted emails tend to be three paragraphs too long and full of phrases no one says out loud. This polish keeps your ask, your figures and your deadline — and cuts the ceremony around them.
Clear and professional, still human. One word of input = one word charged, only when the rewrite succeeds.
What changes in an email polish
The greeting and sign-off you wrote stay. The middle gets shorter sentences, plainer words and one clear ask per paragraph. "I hope this email finds you well" and its cousins are trimmed unless your draft truly needs them.
Sales follow-ups, project updates, introductions and difficult messages all benefit: the reader should feel a person took thirty seconds of care, not that a template was filled in.
Facts are locked
Prices, dates, names, links and commitments are carried over character-for-character in meaning. The Step-0 fidelity test behind this tool checked 10/10 documents with zero altered figures — that discipline is baked into every rewrite.
Questions
Yes. The pipeline is forbidden from inventing structure: what your draft has, it keeps; what it lacks, it does not add.
No. Text is processed to produce the rewrite and is not kept as a document. See the privacy page for the exact retention rules.
Yes — the rewrite keeps the language of your input. Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Indonesian have dedicated pages.