Frequently asked questions
A few quick answers about what chat.repair does, how it works, and what happens to your text.
What is chat.repair?
chat.repair is a free AI writing helper. Paste a draft message, email, or AI prompt to get a second opinion on clarity and tone before you send it. You can also ask a short question.
How do I use it?
Paste your draft into the message box and send it. Read the suggested wording and any available tone or clarity feedback, then copy or adapt the parts you like. You're always the final editor.
Can it help with text messages, emails, and AI prompts?
Yes. Use it to tidy up an awkward chat, make an email easier to read, or clarify an AI prompt. Results vary by task and context.
Will it keep my original tone?
That's the goal. It tries to improve the wording without changing what you mean. Still, check every suggestion: AI can miss context, humor, or relationships.
What do the scores and tone warnings mean?
For supported writing repairs, you may see estimated clarity, buzzword-free and overall scores, along with tone notes or potential communication risks. Treat them as helpful signals, not objective grades or facts about how someone will react.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
chat.repair is free to use, with no signup required. Usage limits may apply to keep the service available.
Are my chats saved?
Your visible chat stays in the current tab until you refresh or choose New chat. The service separately stores submitted messages, AI replies, classifications, and related usage/session records for five years. Messages and recent context are sent to an AI provider under its own policies. Avoid sharing passwords, financial details, identity numbers, or other secrets.
Is the AI always right?
No. It can misread intent, tone, or facts. Think of it as a second opinion, not a verdict. Review suggestions before sending anything important.
What should I do if a reply fails?
Try again after a moment. The service may temporarily be busy or rate-limited.
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