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What is Reword?

A brief overview of what Reword is trying to do.

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Written by Cal Short
Updated over 5 months ago

Reword is an article editor designed to help writers create reliable, helpful, people-first content.

Over the past few years, we've seen hundreds of different AI tools pop up with the intention of replacing human writers.

We don't think this is the way.

We believe the best articles of tomorrow will be a collaboration between humans and AI. Our goal is for Reword to be the tool that they use.

Train your own Cowriter

We think the AI that you write with should be unique to your brand. That's why you can train your Cowriter:

Show your Cowriter how you like to write

By providing Reword with URLs and PDFs of your writing style, it can emulate how you like to write.

You can also create multiple voices, based on different styles of writing that you typically use.

Teach your Cowriter with learning resources

A big problem with AI is that its knowledge is limited to a date in the past.

With Reword, we've solved that with the ability to teach your Cowriter new information in real-time:

  • Upload your own PDFs and URLs for your Cowriter to study

  • Let your Cowriter self-learn with online research capabilities

Your readers care about the facts, so we help you find them.

Optimize for reader intents

Reword aligns itself with the principles of Google's content guidelines. That means that we focus on reliable, helpful, people-first content.

To do that, our optimization tools are based on the quality of your content, not tactics of the past like keyword density.

Select which reader intents you are looking to satisfy and let Reword help you optimize towards them.

Track your search analytics

As you grow your repository of content, it's hard to keep track of what's working and what isn't.

Reword connects to your Google Search Console to bring rich, accurate search data into your editor.

Use segments to find opportunities, quick wins and detect stale articles.

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