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the 37% shorter stat is the interesting part. writing in a second language, people tend to over-explain and soften everything. does Native mode also move the actual ask to the top of the message, or does it only trim? leading with the request is usually the bigger win in email.

Does Limato explain why it changed something, or does it only give back the corrected text? For people who write in a second language, knowing why a phrase sounds wrong is what stops the same mistake next time. Which languages work best right now?

this website is really a good for that one wants better and catchy sentences.

The in-place rewrite workflow seems useful for short emails where switching to another editor adds friction. Does Native mode offer a preview or an undo option before replacing the selected text? Being able to check that names and the original meaning survive the rewrite would help when writing in a second language.

Rewriting in place instead of the copy-paste loop is the right call. One question about Grammar mode: does it show what changed (highlighted diff) so a non-native writer can actually learn from the corrections, or does it swap the text silently? Also curious how it behaves in Gmail/LinkedIn editors, where the field re-renders as you type.

This is a great initiative. But would like to know if it also comes as an extension or just an app?

Must try this too. https://www.kelmiv.com/

Tone fixing + translation in one tool, will try!

This looks really useful. Love how simple and practical the product is

Limato saves me a surprising amount of time. Instead of rewriting emails over and over trying to make them sound natural, I just highlight the text and let Limato clean it up. The result usually sounds much closer to how a native speaker would actually write.

Hi Fazier — I'm Mikhail, I build Limato alone. I moved to Spain and noticed I was spending ten minutes on a three-line email in Spanish: write it, paste it into ChatGPT, paste it back, still sounds translated. So I built the step that was missing — highlight the text where you already are, press one key, get it back native, translated or re-toned in place. The part I care most about is the Native tone: it is not a grammar polish, it rewrites. On my own measurements the median output is 37% shorter than the input, because most ESL padding is openers and hedges a native would never write. Free tier is 20 rewrites a day when signed in, no card. Pro is $5.99/mo. It's on the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/limato/fkllcdmgccldkfoeagaldpeijoiimlfb — happy to answer anything here or at [email protected].

Highlighting text in Gmail, Slack, or LinkedIn and getting it rewritten in place across seven tones, including a Native mode that trims ESL padding, removes the copy-paste loop. If model bills start adding up behind those rewrites, pzero.studio is where PZERO buys leftover capacity.

Honestly I used open source macos app writing-tools with my api key, but this one has better UI and I will probably switch. But i think it is a must have