AI text humanizer that turns AI-generated drafts into natural writing
AI agents that research, write and publish articles to your site automatically
Stage
Not given
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Founded
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Based in
HK
US
Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Basic Year: $5/mo ($60 billed annually) with 240,000 words/year; Pro Year: $10/mo ($120 billed annually) with 960,000 words/year; Unlimited Year: $15/mo ($180 billed annually) with unlimited AI humanization
Crew plan: $1 for the first month, then $49 per month per website. Everything included: 50 articles per month, topics from real Google searches refreshed weekly, sources and FAQ in every article, works with WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Framer and more, clicks and views tracking on Google, cance
Key features
Context-aware sentence reconstruction
Contextual lexical selection based on semantic context and register
Rhythm and linguistic variation
Tone and register adaptation
Semantic preservation to maintain original intent and meaning
Support for 17 mainstream languages
Works with multiple AI writing tools
AI detector integration
Up to 5,000 words per batch
Browser extension for Chrome and Edge
Writes 50 researched articles per month
Finds keywords from real Google searches
Includes sources for every fact
Works with WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Framer and GitHub
Publishes automatically or with review mode
Tracks clicks and impressions per article
Detects site language and market
Can be used from Claude's connector directory
Creates blog page if needed
Publishes to GitHub-based sites like Next.js and Gatsby
What makes it different
Proprietary humanization model specifically optimized for AI text instead of general-purpose AI
Preserves semantic meaning with 100% semantic preservation guarantee
Privacy-first approach with immediate text deletion
Helps 100M+ words polished daily across hundreds of thousands of users
92% pass rate increase with major AI detectors after humanization
50 articles for $49 per month, cheaper than competitors charging $99 for 30
Built to follow Google's rules, not to game them
First article written for free before adding a card
Works like a real editorial team without the payroll