GG Rewriter
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Overview
rwrt is a writing platform that learns a user’s voice to auto‑rewrite drafts for specific roles—CEO, academic, creative, casual—in real time. It handles long‑form text, keeps data local, and integrates via iOS share sheet for Slack, Gmail, WhatsApp.
From the official site
The native iOS app that humanizes AI writing, learns your voice, and bypasses detectors. Perfect for professionals and non-native speakers.
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Key points from the official site
- ✓ Undetectable by AI detectors
- Casual Creative
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Official FAQ
- What is rwrt and how does rwrt work?
- rwrt is an AI writing app for iOS that humanizes AI text. You paste your draft, choose a persona, and it rewrites the text to match that specific tone while ensuring it remains completely undetectable.
- Can rwrt bypass AI detectors?
- Yes. Our engine is specifically designed as an undetectable AI writer. By re-injecting high-EQ human intent and natural statistical entropy, rwrt successfully bypasses AI detectors like Turnitin and GPTZero.
- Is rwrt free? How much does rwrt pricing cost?
- rwrt offers a free tier that gives you 5 rewrites per day. For unlimited usage, 20+ custom personas, and advanced AI models, rwrt Pro pricing is $9.99/mo or $59.99/yr.
- rwrt vs Grammarly: What is the difference?
- While Grammarly focuses on fixing spelling and grammar mistakes, rwrt is an AI writing assistant that rewrites AI text to change its tone entirely. rwrt ensures you sound like a specific persona (e.g., Native Speaker, CEO) and makes your text undetectable.
- Is my data used to train global AI models?
- No. Your privacy is our priority. We use encrypted local-first storage and your drafts are never used to train global AI models. Your persona is private to you.
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