Write it how
you’d say it.
Bring a draft. Compare it with your source, fix the parts that feel off, and keep the corrections you want to use again.
Open the editorFree to try. No account needed.
Cut the long introduction.
Hi Alex,
I wanted to reach out to see if you might be able toCan you send the revised deck by Friday.?
Thanks,
Sam
You can just ask.
Fictional example. Edit written in advance.
An editor.
With your original
still in view.
Walk through an example See what changed.
Put your source and draft side by side. The comparison marks additions and removals so you can check them in context.
Fix a passage.
Select the words you want to change. Edit that passage without rewriting the rest, then review the full draft.
Take the words with you.
Copy your reviewed draft. Turn a correction into a short writing rule to use with your usual assistant.
Your writing stays
in your tab.
The public editor doesn’t send or automatically save your text. Download a working copy if you want to pick it up later. Leaving or reloading clears the tab.
Working copies are unencrypted files containing your writing. Keep them somewhere private.
Bring your own draftA desk to come back to.
The invited workbench adds saved drafts, generation and writing rules for each channel. Your saved writing is private to your account, with export and deletion controls.
Have an invitation? Use that Google account.
Request accessUse your Google sign-in email. Requests are reviewed manually.