Stet. Beta
Nothing changes unless you want it to.
We recommend that YOU (not your AI) answer the questions above. A rough answer from a human beats a polished one from AI.
Paste or type your draft into the field.
Stet keeps what you paste here, and what you do with each suggestion. A person reads it later to make the tool better. Please don't paste anything private. What is kept, exactly
If your website copy sounds like AI wrote it, Stet finds the sentences that give it away. Then Stet shows you the smallest change that fixes each one, laid against your own words. You press Accept, or you keep yours.
Every mark comes from a real edit we made to a real draft, not from a grammar book.
Stet is an editor for web pages, not a rewriter. Give it the words from your homepage, your about page or the page that sells your product, or give it the page's address and Stet reads the words off it.
Before you start, Stet needs you to tell it who will be reading your email/website/etc. and what you are hoping they will do next. A line that's fine for a customer is wrong for a stranger. Free, no account.
Readers have learned the pattern. When a page reads like a prompt wrote it, they stop trusting the person behind it. These are the ones Stet marks first, on a web page.
Welcome to Tallyhop, theall-in-oneplatformdesigned to helpbusy teamsstreamlinetheir scheduling.
Could open any company's page. Swap the name and nobody would notice.
Whether you're a solo consultant ora growing agency…
A sentence for everybody is a sentence for nobody.
Seamlesslyintegrates with the tools you already love.
Seamlessly is a word people write and never say out loud.
Smart reminders, custom branding,powerfulreporting, and more.
A list that gives up at the end. If there's more, name one more thing, or stop.
Jointhousands of happy customerstoday!
A number you'd have to defend, and an exclamation mark it didn't earn.
Elevate your workflow
One word a model reaches for, one from software. Neither says what it does.
More on the ones people name: the long dash, “it’s not X, it’s Y”, and what to do when you’re told your writing sounds like AI.
That's the thing Stet is built not to do. It never rewrites a sentence. It marks what's wrong, offers the smallest fix against your own words, and you press Accept or you don't. A short, dry sentence of yours stays short and dry.
No. Detectors guess, and we don't chase them. The goal is a stranger reading your page and never doubting that a person wrote it. Writing that does that tends to pass detectors anyway, as a side effect, not as the plan.
We keep it, on purpose, and a person reads it to make the tool better. It's never published, never sold, and it's deleted after a year. Here is exactly what is kept.
Suggestions come from Stet AI, one sentence at a time. Nothing in your draft changes unless you accept it. Privacy