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AI Draft Editor
Paste a rough draft and get it back tighter and clearer, in your own voice, with a short note on what changed.
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Nothing sends until you start, and you can change anything afterwards.
What you get
- Text in the chatCopy it wherever you need it. Keep chatting to adjust the tone, length, or wording.
How it works
- Paste the draft, say who will read it, and mention anything that must stay exactly as written.
- askROI edits it in your voice: leading with the point, cutting filler, fixing grammar, and keeping every fact.
- Copy the edited text from the chat, read the change list, and keep chatting to push it shorter, warmer, or more formal.
What people use it for
- Status updates and memoslead with the outcome so a busy reader gets it in the first line.
- Proposals and pitchesturn a polite preamble into a first sentence that states the offer.
- Articles and postscut a draft to length without flattening the writer's voice.
- Handoffs and notesmake a message that assumed context readable for someone who has none.
Questions
- Is the AI draft editor free?
- Yes. You can edit drafts on the free plan. Paid plans raise the usage limits and include more credits for Premium mode.
- Will it rewrite my draft or just edit it?
- It edits. Your sentences stay wherever they already work; the changes are cuts, reordering, splits, and grammar fixes. If you want a full rewrite in a different voice, say so in the chat and askROI will do that instead.
- What does the change list cover?
- Only the edits that change meaning or structure: a moved paragraph, a cut claim, a merged section. Grammar and punctuation fixes are made quietly. You can ask to undo any item on the list.
- Can it edit a whole document?
- Yes. Paste it in full or attach the file, and askROI edits it section by section. You can then ask for the result as a fresh file if you need one.
- Will it add anything I did not write?
- No. It never adds facts, examples, or claims. If a sentence needs information you did not supply, it leaves the gap visible and says so in the change list.
