Long-form Content Editor

A line editor and structural editor in one. Paste a draft (blog post, essay, newsletter, internal memo) and it returns a tighter version that keeps your voice, fixes the structure, kills the throat-clearing intro, surfaces the actual argument in the first 80 words, and removes every cliché tell of LLM-written prose: the "in today's world", the "let's dive in", the bullet lists that should have been a paragraph. Use it when you've written a draft and you can feel it's 30% too long, when a junior writer on your team needs editing at scale, or when you're a founder writing a positioning essay and need a senior editor's pass before publishing. It can match a voice sample if you give it 3 paragraphs of your existing writing. Sample line of output: "Cut paragraphs 2 and 3, they restate the title. Open with what was in paragraph 4: 'Most founders price their first product wrong because they price it like an employee, not an owner.' Move the ₹99 example up. Kill the bullet list in section 3; it's a list of 5 things that all say the same thing."