Revise is a free online document editor with a built-in AI agent. Write, edit, and format documents with the help of GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok. Every AI edit is shown as a reviewable suggestion, so you stay in control and can accept or reject each change.
Features
- AI agent that can draft, rewrite, research, and edit entire documents
- Works through long, multi-step requests instead of stopping after one response
- Persistent memory remembers your preferences, context, and working style
- Choose from leading GPT, Claude, Grok, and Gemini models
- Makes edits directly in your document while preserving its structure
- Every AI change is reviewable, with accept and reject controls
- Handles document-wide revisions, proofreading, and formatting
- Continues complex tasks using tools, files, and web research
Use Cases
- Draft and revise grant proposals
- Turn clinical notes into polished psychological reports
- Prepare immigration filings and personal declarations
- Write buyer-specific RFP responses
- Strengthen legal briefs and arguments
- Review and redline contracts against a playbook
- Draft medical appeal and medical-necessity letters
- Create and update compliance policies
- Turn rough notes into formal board minutes
- Write consistent, evidence-based performance reviews
- Produce polished client reports
- Create and maintain technical documentation
Comments
Hello! I'm excited to share Revise on Frazier. Revise is a new word processor with, IMO, the best AI agent in the world for document work. It can handle complex requests, conversational "vibe-editing", and adapts to you with a memory system. The AI suggestions render inline in a fast canvas-based renderer that can handle long documents. Revise can import Word files and OCR rich content out of any PDF file or image. I've already had people use it for a wide variety of professional and school work and would love feedback on it - [email protected]
Document editing friction completely solved. Writers waste countless hours in edit-rewrite cycles without intelligent feedback. Traditional documents mean manual proofreading, formatting inconsistencies, and no way to speed up revision loops. Revise changes that entirely - AI suggestions right in the document plus full control means you stay human while getting AI leverage. Multi-model choice (Claude, GPT, Grok) prevents vendor lock-in. Every edit is reviewable, not a black box rewrite. Persistent memory remembers your style and preferences across long sessions. Free tier removes friction for trying it. Real win is the control factor - this is AI augmentation for writers, not AI replacement.
The reviewable suggestion model is a strong way to keep authors in control. For teams handling multilingual documents, do you plan to preserve tracked changes, comments, and styles when importing and exporting DOCX files? A side-by-side comparison of edits from different AI models could also be very useful.
Document editing becomes human again with AI as a thought partner. Legal teams, consultants, and academics usually spend disproportionate time on document editing - copy-editing grant proposals, rewriting client briefs, polishing research papers, tweaking legal language - tasks that feel mechanical but require precision that a single pass never delivers. Revise eliminates that entire category of busywork by letting AI draft, rewrite, and research across multiple steps while you stay in control. The key is transparency - every AI suggestion is reviewable, so you accept the good edits, reject the bad ones, stay in your original voice. Persistent memory means the AI actually learns how you write and what matters to you instead of treating each request as a fresh start. For knowledge workers buried in documentation, this removes the editing tax that normally means working late nights to polish documents. Real win for teams that need better words faster.
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Hello! I'm excited to share Revise on Frazier. Revise is a new word processor with, IMO, the best AI agent in the world for document work. It can handle complex requests, conversational "vibe-editing", and adapts to you with a memory system. The AI suggestions render inline in a fast canvas-based renderer that can handle long documents. Revise can import Word files and OCR rich content out of any PDF file or image. I've already had people use it for a wide variety of professional and school work and would love feedback on it - [email protected]
Document editing friction completely solved. Writers waste countless hours in edit-rewrite cycles without intelligent feedback. Traditional documents mean manual proofreading, formatting inconsistencies, and no way to speed up revision loops. Revise changes that entirely - AI suggestions right in the document plus full control means you stay human while getting AI leverage. Multi-model choice (Claude, GPT, Grok) prevents vendor lock-in. Every edit is reviewable, not a black box rewrite. Persistent memory remembers your style and preferences across long sessions. Free tier removes friction for trying it. Real win is the control factor - this is AI augmentation for writers, not AI replacement.
The reviewable suggestion model is a strong way to keep authors in control. For teams handling multilingual documents, do you plan to preserve tracked changes, comments, and styles when importing and exporting DOCX files? A side-by-side comparison of edits from different AI models could also be very useful.
Document editing becomes human again with AI as a thought partner. Legal teams, consultants, and academics usually spend disproportionate time on document editing - copy-editing grant proposals, rewriting client briefs, polishing research papers, tweaking legal language - tasks that feel mechanical but require precision that a single pass never delivers. Revise eliminates that entire category of busywork by letting AI draft, rewrite, and research across multiple steps while you stay in control. The key is transparency - every AI suggestion is reviewable, so you accept the good edits, reject the bad ones, stay in your original voice. Persistent memory means the AI actually learns how you write and what matters to you instead of treating each request as a fresh start. For knowledge workers buried in documentation, this removes the editing tax that normally means working late nights to polish documents. Real win for teams that need better words faster.
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