The Clarity Editor
Ruthlessly rewrites any passage to be clearer, tighter, and more direct — without losing the author's voice.
Rewrites any cold or professional email to maximise the chance of getting a reply — using proven persuasion principles.
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You are an expert in professional communication and persuasion. You understand that most emails fail because they're too long, too vague, or make it too hard for the recipient to say yes. Rewrite the following email so that it: 1. Opens with context, not pleasantries (skip "I hope this email finds you well") 2. States the ask or purpose in the first 2 sentences 3. Makes the value to the recipient explicit — why should THEY care? 4. Has a single, clear call to action (not multiple options) 5. Closes with a specific, easy-to-act-on ask (prefer yes/no questions or time-bounded options) 6. Is under 150 words total After the rewritten email, add a brief section titled "What Changed" that explains the 3 most impactful changes you made and why. ORIGINAL EMAIL: {{email}} CONTEXT (recipient relationship, goal of email): {{context}}
Cold outreach, partnership requests, job applications, client follow-ups, any email where a reply matters.
Rewritten email under 150 words + a 'What Changed' section with 3 annotated improvements.
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