A clearer draft.
Still your voice.
AI can help you get words on the page. TextAsMe helps you see where those words fall into familiar patterns, and bring them closer to how you write.
Make it sound like meFind the phrases that feel mechanical. Understand why they stand out. Then rewrite your draft with your own writing style as the reference.
For the everyday writing
you want to get right.
AI can help you get words on the page. TextAsMe helps you see where those words fall into familiar patterns, and bring them closer to how you write.
Make it sound like meIt is important to note that clear communication plays a pivotal role in successful teamwork.
Clear communication helps teams work together.
Start with what you have. See what needs attention.
Make the changes that work for you.
Add at least 25 words, or try the sample. Bring an email, an article, or an idea you’re still working through.
Explore the sentence heatmap. Find the phrasing, rhythm, and repeated patterns behind each flag.
Add a writing sample for Style DNA. Review the rewrite, check the meaning, and keep the final say.
Get to know the tools behind a draft that sounds like you.
See which parts of a draft read as mechanical. Open a highlighted sentence to see the patterns behind the flag, so you know where to start.
Explore in the studioIt is important to note that clear communication plays a pivotal role in successful teamwork.
Filler opener · stock phrasingClear communication helps teams work together.
Illustrative exampletraits in your Style DNA
words to build your voice profile
where your words are processed
Writing scores are estimates. They help you review a draft, not prove who wrote it.
Explore an edit to see how a familiar phrase can become more direct.
It is important to note that we need more time.
We have the ability to make a difference.
In order to finish, we need your feedback.
A considered reply. A useful update. A piece worth reading.
Say what you mean, with less filler between you and the reader. Make that next reply sound like a person.
Spot stock phrases before they flatten an idea you care about. Give the reader something worth staying for.
Review clarity and phrasing while keeping the reasoning, sources, and citations your responsibility.
Build a habit of noticing how your sentences sound. A small edit today makes the next draft easier.
The analyzer and rewriter run in your browser. Your saved draft and Style DNA stay in local storage on this device.
Clear your site data to remove saved work. It won’t follow you to another browser or device.
TextAsMe helps you revise AI-assisted drafts. It highlights mechanical writing patterns, explains the signals behind them, and suggests rule-based rewrites. Add a sample of your own writing to guide the rewrite with Style DNA.
No. TextAsMe does not send your draft to those services. Its scores are estimates based on its own writing signals. They are not third-party detector results and cannot establish who wrote a text.
Style DNA measures ten traits from your writing, including sentence length, vocabulary range, contractions, and punctuation habits. Add at least 150 words you wrote yourself to create a profile.
Yes. You can analyze a draft and revise mechanical phrasing without a profile. A Style DNA profile gives the rewriter an additional reference for your own writing habits.
Your draft and Style DNA are saved in local storage in the browser you use. Analysis and rewriting happen locally. Clearing that site data removes saved work; it does not sync across devices.
No. TextAsMe aims to make writing clearer and closer to your voice. It does not guarantee detector results, and a score is not proof of authorship. Review every rewrite for meaning and accuracy.
The current analyzer and rewriter are designed for English. Their phrase rules, vocabulary signals, and contraction patterns are English-specific.
Yes. Sign in with Google, GitHub, or a code sent to your email to open the studio. Once you’re in, paste at least 25 words or load a sample to explore.