Paste something you wrote. See what we see.
Four free tools that show you exactly how your prose reads — which sentences hold attention, what kind of writer you are, where your pacing drops, and whether your process proves a human wrote it. Results in seconds.
No account. No email. No trial that expires on Thursday.
The X-Ray Mirror
See what your reader actually sees.
Paste 40 words and every sentence lights up — green where a reader leans in, red where their attention drifts. In five seconds you know exactly which lines hold and which ones lose the room.
A color-coded map of your passage. You spot weak sentences faster than any beta reader could flag them
Three expandable breakdowns: what holds attention, what could hit harder, and what makes your voice distinct
Your single strongest moment, highlighted. Knowing what you do well changes how you revise everything else
No account. No email. Paste and go — five seconds to your first result.
Writing DNA
Find out what kind of writer you actually are.
Paste 100+ words and get your writing archetype — based on sentence length, dialogue use, vocabulary density, and paragraph structure. Eight archetypes, each rooted in measurable traits, not vague personality labels.
A breakdown of how your prose moves — rhythm, density, vocabulary, structure — not a personality quiz
Literary neighbors: authors who write the way you do. Use them as reference points for your next draft
A shareable card (1080 x 1350, sized for social) to post your result and compare with other writers
Heartbeat
See where your story speeds up and where it flatlines.
Every paragraph gets an energy score from 1 to 10, plotted like an EKG. You see the exact moment your story loses momentum — the kind of drop that's invisible when you're deep in your own draft.
A single BPM number (40–180) for your whole piece. Green means the pace holds, amber means steady, red means a section needs a jolt
Paragraph-by-paragraph energy line with colored dots on the spikes and dips — no squinting required
Click any paragraph for a specific note: "you're accelerating here" or "this section needs a spark." Actionable, not vague
A shareable card with your BPM and mini EKG — send it to your editor or post it when someone asks about pacing
Typed
Prove a human wrote it.
AI detectors look at finished text and guess — and they're getting worse. Typed records how you write instead: every keystroke, every pause, every correction. The process, not the product.
Runs in the background while you write. Logs keystrokes, pauses, backtracking, and typing bursts. You won't notice it's there
Analyzes 30+ behavioral signals — keystroke intervals, dwell times, words-per-minute curves, correction patterns. The messy human fingerprint AI can't fake
Generates a shareable link with a confidence score. Send it to an editor, attach it to a submission, or post it publicly — that link is your proof of authorship
Someone who typed every character — pausing to think, fixing typos, speeding up when the words came easy — looks nothing like a block of text pasted from ChatGPT. Typed makes that difference visible.
Inside the full workspace, the Mirror, DNA, and Heartbeat run while you write — no stopping to paste. Your prose gets analyzed in real time, right inside the editor.
See the author experienceTyped and the Provenance Chain feed directly into your compliance dashboard. Your authors write; the audit trail builds itself. No one has to remember to log anything.
See the publisher dashboardReady for all four — while you write?
The full workspace runs engagement, voice, pacing, and provenance analysis inside the editor — in real time, as you type. No pasting. No switching tabs.