20+ US states have privacy laws now. Most require a consent mechanism, a "Do Not Sell or Share" link, and honoring the Global Privacy Control signal. Enter a URL. Get a snapshot: which trackers load before consent, whether GPC is recognized, whether opt-out and data request links exist, whether your privacy policy is present. Ranked by severity, with the exact fix for each gap. Not a compliance certificate. A radar for what regulators check first.
Almost everything you wrote has to disappear to fit in the abstract. Give me your article, or at least the introduction and conclusion, plus your target word count. I draft an abstract built around the paper's actual central claim, not a description of what it examines, and flag what still needs editorial attention. One firm rule: always verify the word count yourself before submitting, language models cannot count reliably. For qualitative human and social sciences.
Your draft has blind spots. A structured three-lens check finds them before your readers do. For bloggers, newsletter writers, and note creators — anyone publishing text that represents their brand. What you walk away with: - A quality score (0–100) with a pass/fail threshold - 5–10 concrete, copy-paste rewrites — not vague "improve this" notes - Flags for claims that need a source - A readability check for your audience Runs in under 90 seconds. No API key. Works offline. $19 once.
Encoded underwriting expertise across all major U.S. policy types: auto, homeowners, health, life, business, employer-sponsored, and Medicare Advantage. Covers coverage taxonomies, exclusion patterns, gap analysis benchmarks, claim-filing pitfalls, ACA SBC requirements, No Surprises Act protections, COB birthday rule, MHPAEA parity obligations, ERISA SPD sections, and EOB denial codes. Educational only.
Paste a draft and, in about two minutes, three independent reviewers score it and show exactly what to fix — before you publish. Each reviewer scores on 4 axes (up to 20 points total): readability, originality, engagement, and structure. You get a prioritized fix list with specific lines to change and why — not vague feedback. Works for blog posts, articles, newsletters, and any text you want a second opinion on. Runs in your browser, nothing to install. First 3 runs free.
You're shipping an app or SaaS to Japan, and App Store Connect demands a "特商法" page you've never heard of. This skill is your translator for Japanese commerce law: it explains in plain English what's legally required and why, confirms whether you even need it, then generates the legally-binding Japanese page (plus privacy policy, terms, refund policy) ready to paste. Built by a Japanese operator who files these for real businesses. v4.0: now built for overseas developers, not just locals.
YouTube video-to-text tool for students turning lectures into notes, podcast listeners hunting a quote, and anyone tired of scrubbing long videos. Paste any link — tutorials, talks, podcasts, lectures, or interviews — and get a clean verbatim transcript with AI summary and key points, often under two minutes. Output: plain text, timestamped Markdown, or SRT subtitles. Transcripts stay in the source language so quoted lines stay accurate, while summaries auto-translate to your chat language.