Professional email drafter
Drafts a clear, well-toned email from a few notes, with a subject line and a shorter alternative. Use it whenever you need to write to colleagues, clients or partners.
Drafting, editing, tone and plain-language rewrites. 60 reviewed prompts for writing.
Drafts a clear, well-toned email from a few notes, with a subject line and a shorter alternative. Use it whenever you need to write to colleagues, clients or partners.
Checks Markdown documents for accessibility problems such as missing alt text, heading jumps and vague link text, then lists fixes or returns a corrected version. Use before publishing docs, a readme or blog post.
Translates technical content such as interface text, manuals, or specifications while protecting code, placeholders, and terminology, and flags anything uncertain for a reviewer. Use for software strings and technical docs.
Writes a complete spoken video script with a hook, clear sections, transitions and a natural call to action, plus a short timing plan. Use when planning an explainer, tutorial or opinion video.
Drafts a clear news report or feature from facts and sources you provide, with a verification checklist and flagged gaps. Use when turning notes, statements or data into a publishable article.
Turns a complex technical or data-heavy topic into an engaging story with a clear lesson and a plain-language recap. Use for newsletters, training sessions or onboarding for non-experts.
Generates story concepts for young children with a gentle lesson, then outlines the chosen idea page by page. Use when writing a picture book or bedtime story.
Writes a fair, opinionated game review that judges pacing, interface, busywork and how much freedom players really have. Use it when you want a review that goes beyond graphics and story.
Gives blunt, specific, fair feedback on any text, ranking the biggest problems first and showing how to fix them. Use when you want honest criticism instead of polite praise before sharing your work.
Drafts a short, respectful message asking a former manager or mentor for a recommendation, with talking points that make it easy for them to say yes. Use when applying for a role or updating your profile.
Develops an original novel concept into a premise, main characters, a three-act outline and a sample opening scene. Use when you are starting a book and need structure before drafting.
Generates a range of accurate, attention-earning titles for an article, post or report, each in a different style, with a recommended pick. Use it when your draft is done but the headline is not.