Write
Analyse your draft where you actually write
Paste an email, essay paragraph, or report into the Write workspace and get register scoring, grammar teaching notes, and rewrites at three levels of sophistication — all without leaving the sentence you care about.
Original
The committee have approved the revised draft.
Subject–verb agreement: “Committee” acts as a single unit — use has, not have.
Register scoring shows whether your tone fits the audience — too casual for academic writing, or too stiff for a friendly update. Error notes explain the principle behind each issue so you learn while you edit. Rewrite suggestions give you a simple fix, a polished version, and a more advanced alternative, helping you see how word choice changes impact without losing your meaning.
Write connects to Grammar and Learn: mistakes you make repeatedly can feed adaptive exercises, and vocabulary you look up can be saved for later depth study. That loop turns one-off proofreading into long-term improvement.
What you get
- Register and tone analysis for audience fit
- Grammar errors with teaching notes, not just red underlines
- Three rewrite levels: simple, polished, and advanced
- Session history when you sign in to track growth over time
Frequently asked questions
What does the Write workspace analyse?
Paste any draft to get register scoring, grammar teaching notes, and rewrites at simple, polished, and advanced levels — all attached to the sentences you care about.
How is this different from a basic grammar checker?
Wrytesmart explains why an issue matters and shows rewrites that preserve your meaning, instead of only flagging errors with generic suggestions.
Can Write help with academic and professional tone?
Register scoring shows whether your tone fits the audience — too casual for academic writing or too stiff for a friendly update — with concrete edits you can apply.
Does Write connect to other features?
Repeated mistakes can feed Learn exercises, and vocabulary you look up can be saved for depth study — turning proofreading into long-term improvement.
Paste your first paragraph free
Create an account to analyse unlimited drafts and save your writing history.