Voice check
Your page shouldn't sound like a bot wrote it.
Spellcheck catches typos. Nothing catches “empower your journey with best-in-class solutions” — the phrases that make a visitor's eyes slide off the page. Our editors do: a red squiggle, a reason, and a plainer way to say it. Try it on the right.
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Try it — this is the editor's actual linter
3 phrases flagged — hover a squiggle to see why. Delete the buzzwords and watch the count drop.
Everyone's page is starting to read the same.
Paste-from-a-chatbot copy has a fingerprint — the same twenty buzzwords, the same three-adjective rhythm, the same hype verbs. Your prospects see that fingerprint fifty times a week. The moment your card matches it, you're one more tab to close.
Nobody else's scheduling tool reads your copy at all. A time picker doesn't care what your page says. We think the page is the pitch, so the editor checks the words like a colleague would.
How it works
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Type like you talk
Write your hero line, services, and FAQ answers in the editor the way you would say them.
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Squiggles appear inline
Flagged phrases get a wavy red underline as you type — the same pattern your word processor uses for spelling.
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Hover for the why
Each flag explains what the phrase fails to say and suggests a plainer swap. Click to jump your cursor onto it.
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Keep it or fix it
Your call, always. Dismiss any flag for the session — publishing is never blocked.
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Common questions
What does it actually flag?
The vocabulary that marks a page as machine-written: buzzwords with no content, hype phrases, hedge stacks, filler intensifiers. Each flag says why the phrase fails and offers a plainer swap.
Will it stop me from publishing?
No. The squiggle is a nudge, not a gate. If you want the phrase, keep it — there's a per-session dismiss on every flag.
Where does it run?
On every customer-facing copy field in the Rep Card and Schedule Page editors — hero intros, service descriptions, testimonial text, FAQ answers. It runs in your browser as you type; nothing is sent anywhere.
Why does a scheduling tool care about my copy?
Because your card is a sales page. If the intro reads like every AI-written pitch in their inbox, the visitor bounces before the booking button. The words carry the conversion.
Can I add my own rules?
Not yet. The rule set comes with the product and gets tuned as we see what actually reads as filler on real cards.