pointed.
Does your draft
read as machine-made?
Paste a post, an email or a page. This marks the words and habits that make writing sound like every other AI tool, and says what to write instead. You make the changes.
No draft to hand? : the opening of trypointed.com, as it read on .
What it checks
The words Pointed bans in its own writing, plus a short list that shows up far more in machine-written text than in anything people say out loud. Each one comes with a plainer word.
It also flags every em-dash, and two habits: an opening line that says what the post will do, and a closing question that could end any post.
Why not just replace them?
Because the plain word depends on the sentence. An em-dash can become a period, a comma or a colon, and only the writer knows which one they meant.
Does a clean result mean it sounds like me?
No. It means the most common tells are gone. Sounding like you comes from your stories, your opinions and the way you put a sentence together, which no word list can check.
Is my draft stored?
No. The check runs in this page, in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
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