Good Enough to Publish? | ExpertPanel
Is this draft good enough to publish?
Your draft
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78/100 — Hold: 3 issues (unsupported claim / weak opening / missing context)
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Revised
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91/100 — Ready to publish
Not every draft needs more writing. Sometimes it needs a reader, a fact-checker, and an editor before it goes live.
Score & Fix runs an independent 3-person review right in your browser — no install, first 3 runs free — and tells you what experienced reviewers would flag before your audience does.
Because the question isn't:
"Can this be published?"
It's:
"Should this be published today?"
What it does
Paste your English draft. Three independent panelists read it from different angles and return scores plus concrete fixes — over up to three internal review rounds, returned in a single response with no follow-up needed.
- Reader proxy — Reads as a target reader would. Flags where attention drops, where the promise of the headline is not paid off, where the writing assumes too much.
- Evidence check — Inspects claims for support. Flags assertions without source, numbers without context, generalizations that need narrowing.
- Structure density — Inspects flow and information density. Flags filler paragraphs, missing transitions, redundant restatements.
Each panelist returns a 0–100 score with one or two sentences of reasoning, followed by a short FIXES block: specific, line-level suggestions you can apply. A panelist that passes its threshold early is skipped in later rounds.
Who it is for
- Solo writers who want a structured second opinion before publishing
- Bloggers, newsletter authors, landing-page editors
- People who use AI to draft and want a sanity check before shipping
How it differs from the Download version
The Download version of Score & Fix Drafts is a local script you run yourself. This Run on Capafy version is hosted and runs the same iterative review — up to three internal rounds, returned in one response. Paste, wait about two minutes, done. No install, no local Python.
Free Trial
Three free requests per user (one trial per user, valid 24 hours after start).
Notes
- English drafts work best. Short to medium length (a few hundred to a couple thousand words) is the sweet spot.
- This is a first-pass review, not a fact-checker. Treat the evidence-check score as a prompt to verify, not as verification.
