pointed.
Does your draft
read as machine-made?
Paste a post, an email or a page. This marks the words and habits that make writing sound like every other AI tool, and says what to write instead. You make the changes.
What it checks
The words Pointed bans in its own writing, plus a short list that shows up far more in machine-written text than in anything people say out loud. Each one comes with a plainer word.
It also flags every em-dash, and two habits: an opening line that says what the post will do, and a closing question that could end any post.
Why not just replace them?
Because the plain word depends on the sentence. An em-dash can become a period, a comma or a colon, and only the writer knows which one they meant.
Does a clean result mean it sounds like me?
No. It means the most common tells are gone. Sounding like you comes from your stories, your opinions and the way you put a sentence together, which no word list can check.
Is my draft stored?
No. The check runs in this page, in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.