Writing tools / A little help at hand

Bring a passage.
Look a little closer.

Explore a sentence, a draft, or the shape of an idea. These public tools work in your browser, without an account.

No signupNo uploadYour words stay yours

Free / In your browser

Read my writing like an editor

Paste your draft and see it marked the way an editor marks it — hard sentences, passive voice, buried verbs, hedges, weak landings, slow openings, all in the text itself.

Open the tool : Read my writing like an editor
How this stays free

The whole read happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, no signup — so it costs nothing to run and stays free.

Free / In your browser

Is this still your writing?

Paste what you originally wrote or said, then paste the version that came back from an AI or an editor. See sentence by sentence what is still your words and what was replaced.

Open the tool : Is this still your writing?
How this stays free

Both drafts are compared inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, no signup — so it costs nothing to run and stays free.

Free / In your browser

How hard is this to read?

Paste a piece and get its reading level, its reading ease, how long it takes to read, and the specific sentences carrying the weight.

Open the tool : How hard is this to read?
How this stays free

It is arithmetic over your own text, run in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, no signup.

Free / In your browser

Structured data for a piece of writing

Paste your piece and get the Article and FAQ structured data for it — built from your actual headings and paragraphs, not typed into a form.

Open the tool : Structured data for a piece of writing
How this stays free

It reads your markdown in the browser and writes the JSON-LD there. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, no signup.

Free / In your browser

Find the shape of your story

Answer three plain questions about what you're writing and get the story structure that fits it, with every beat named in order and ready to fill.

Open the tool : Find the shape of your story
How this stays free

It is a library and a decision, not a generation. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, no signup.

Free / In your browser

Will an AI engine cite this?

Paste a piece and see, line by line, whether an answer engine could lift it — the opening, the headings, whether each section names its own subject.

Open the tool : Will an AI engine cite this?
How this stays free

It runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and there is no signup — so it costs us nothing and stays free.

A finding is a place to look.

A highlighted word or a reading-level score is an observation. Consider what you are trying to convey before deciding whether to change it.

Why are these free?

Because they cost nothing to run. Every one of them is arithmetic over your own text, executed in your browser tab — no model call, no server, no storage. A tool built on a model has a bill attached to every use, which is why those tools end up behind a signup within a year. These don’t have that problem, so the free version is not a trial.

Does my writing leave my computer?

No. Your draft is never uploaded and never sent anywhere — the code that reads it is downloaded to you and runs where you are. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and every tool here still works. One small thing this browser may keep, locally only: after a reading, the date, which tool ran, and which finding it made — never a word of your writing — so the tools can tell you when something is a habit rather than a one-off. That stays on your machine, is never sent to Verbaria, and “Forget this” under any reading clears it.

These tools are yours — if something’s rough, say so. Nothing required, no name needed.

Keep the tools beside the work.