A quieter way to write

Same meaning.
Different words.

Rewrite text while preserving what it actually says.

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Rewrite strengthModerate

Sentence-level restructuring.

Text is processed to generate and verify the rewrite.

The architecture

How it works

Rewriting is easy. Preserving meaning is the difficult part.

01

INPUT

Your original text

02

REWRITE

A language model reconstructs the wording and sentence structure.

03

VERIFY

A separate verification pass compares the rewrite against the original.

04

RETRY

If important meaning changed, the system automatically tries again.

05

OUTPUT

You receive the strongest rewrite that passed semantic verification.

Why not just ask an AI to paraphrase it?

A normal paraphraser has one objective: produce different wording.

That creates a problem. The model can accidentally remove qualifications, alter numbers, introduce claims, change certainty, or subtly change the author's argument.

NORMAL PARAPHRASER

1Input
2LLM
3Output

OUR PIPELINE

1Input
2Writer
3Verifier
4Correction
5Verified output

Generation and verification are separate jobs.

Semantic verification

Different words. Same information.

ORIGINAL

The company reported revenue of $14.2 million in Q2, representing an 18% increase year over year.

REWRITE

Second-quarter revenue reached $14.2 million, up 18% compared with the same period last year.

Meaning

98%

Numbers

✓ $14.2M · 18%

Time period

✓ Q2

Relationship

✓ Year-over-year

Claims lost

0

Claims added

0

Similarity isn't measured by whether the sentences look alike. The verifier checks whether they communicate the same claims.

You control how different it becomes.

Light

Gentle wording changes.

The launch is planned for October.

Moderate

Sentence-level restructuring.

The team has planned an October launch.

Strong

Substantial structural rewriting.

October is when the team intends to launch.

Maximum

Maximum variation with meaning preserved.

The team’s launch target falls in October.

What we actually verify.

FACTS

Are factual claims preserved?

NUMBERS

Did any quantities change?

ENTITIES

Are names, companies and locations preserved?

CERTAINTY

Did “might” accidentally become “will”?

CAUSALITY

Are cause-and-effect relationships unchanged?

OMISSIONS

Was important information removed?

ADDITIONS

Did the model invent anything?

CONTRADICTIONS

Does the rewrite conflict with the original?

What rewriting can — and cannot — prove.

Rephrase verifies semantic preservation: whether the rewrite keeps the same factual claims, numbers, entities, certainty, and relationships.

That is different from proving anything about the origin of the text or removing a provider-specific watermark.

Rephrase makes no provenance claim beyond the checks it can actually perform.

WHAT WE VERIFY

  • Semantic preservation
  • Factual preservation
  • Numbers and entities
  • Missing information
  • Added information
  • Contradictions

WHAT REQUIRES AN EXTERNAL DETECTOR

Provider-specific watermark or AI-origin detection. Metadata removal also cannot prove that a textual signal is gone.

Semantic verification is a quality check, not a guarantee about authorship, originality, or provenance.

Your writing stays yours.

NO ACCOUNT REQUIRED

Start without creating a profile.

NO PERMANENT SERVER HISTORY

The server does not maintain submitted text history.

HISTORY STAYS IN YOUR BROWSER

Your saved rewrites stay in this browser.

Under the hood.

Browser
Secure API Route
Rewrite ModelSemantic Verification
Quality Gate

FAIL → RETRY

Up to three attempts with verifier feedback.

PASS → RETURN RESULT

Only a verified rewrite reaches the editor.

The quality gate prevents a rewrite from being accepted simply because it sounds good.

MODEL

Not configured

VERIFIER

Not configured

API

Operational