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7 editing passes over your whole draft
Not a spellcheck. Each pass reads the entire draft looking for one kind of problem, and leaves comments where it finds them.
$4 once · back in 24 hours · no account
Paste your draft
It stays in this browser tab. Nothing is uploaded, and there is nothing to sign up for yet.
Around 70,000 characters max
Choose the passes
All 7 run by default. Each one reads the whole draft on its own and leaves comments in the margin.
One payment, no account, no subscription. Back in 24 hours.
What comes back
Your draft, with comments in the margin — each one attached to the exact words it's about, and tagged with the pass that raised it. Seven passes over a long draft is a lot of comments, so you can show one pass at a time instead of reading them all at once.
Nothing is rewritten for you. Every comment is a suggestion you accept or ignore, because the draft is still yours.
How it works
- Paste your draft and pick which passes to run.
- Pay once. There's no account and no subscription.
- Each pass reads the draft separately, so a repetition problem and a logic problem are found by different readers rather than one distracted one.
- We email you a link to the marked-up draft, within 24 hours.
Questions about Draft Review
A spellchecker reads a sentence. These passes read the whole draft. Repetition you only notice across chapters, a claim in section four that contradicts section one, a transition that jumps — none of that is visible one sentence at a time. Grammar is one of the passes, not the point of them.
Your draft with comments in the margin, the way an editor would leave them — each one attached to the exact words it's about, and labelled with which pass raised it. You can filter down to one pass at a time, because seven of them at once is a lot of ink.
Right now there is nothing to keep: this page has no server behind it, and the draft you paste never leaves your browser tab. When reviews open, a draft has to be stored long enough to run the passes and for you to read the result — that will be spelled out in its own terms, with a fixed deletion window, before anyone can pay.
Back within 24 hours, usually much sooner. You get a link by email — there's no account to make and nothing to keep open in the meantime.
Anything long enough to have structure: a chapter, an essay, a report, a thesis section, a long post. Fiction and non-fiction both — some passes lean literary and some lean analytical, which is why you can turn individual ones off.
It's the same comments engine, sold differently. The editor is a free markdown app that works on files on your own disk and asks you to bring your own thinking about which prompts to run. This is one price, 7 passes chosen for you, and a result in your inbox — no folder to connect, nothing to install.
See the editor →Because it's a single job, not a habit. A human editor doing this costs hundreds and takes weeks, and a subscription only makes sense if you're writing constantly. Most people want a careful read of one thing, once.
Writing in markdown already? The editor these passes come from is free, works on the files on your own disk, and uploads nothing.
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