Which one do I need?
- To see whether your website sounds like your customers, use the brand voice checker. Paste your reviews, and it shows the phrases your customers share and where your homepage says it differently.
- To find the words that make writing sound like ChatGPT or like everyone else, use the AI cliché checker. It gives a plainer way to say each one.
- To make writing easier to read, start with the plain English checker. It marks the words to change and says what to use instead.
- To check writing against a reading level, such as the NHS's reading age of 9 to 11 or Australia's Year 7, use the readability checker.
- To write down how your business sounds, start from the tone of voice guidelines template. It has a place for the words your customers use.
What they have in common
None needs an account. The plain English checker, the readability checker and the template run in your browser, so what you type is never sent anywhere. The AI cliché checker checks pasted writing in your browser too. Give it a web address instead, and Copytone's server reads that page and keeps nothing.
The brand voice checker counts the reviews you paste on Copytone's server, then drops them once your answer is sent. It notes that the tool ran and which homepage it checked, never a word of your reviews. To do the same count by hand, read how to use customer reviews in your website copy.
Each one checks one piece of writing at a time. Copytone itself does it for everything your team writes, every page, email and post, against everything your customers said. See how Copytone works.