Questions

A free writing helper. You type or say what you mean, in any language, and it gives you a clear, natural English message you can edit, copy and send.

Yes. Write in Hindi, Hinglish or any mix, like "kal thoda late aaunga", and you get natural English, like "I'll be a little late tomorrow." It also understands Tamil, Bengali and other languages. The message it writes is always in English.

Choose Reply, paste the message you received, and optionally say what you want to answer, in any language. You can also add a screenshot of the chat instead of pasting. If you don't say what to answer, it writes a polite reply that doesn't agree or promise anything for you.

Improve fixes a message you've already written. Reply answers a message someone sent you. Write turns a rough idea, like "tell my manager I need leave tomorrow", into the message itself.

Yes. Choose Write and describe it, for example "manager ko bolna hai kal first half leave chahiye, doctor appointment hai". You'll get a short, professional message to send, with nothing added that you didn't say.

Professional is clear and direct. Friendly is warm. Casual reads like a text. Polite is gentle and respectful. After you get a message, Shorter, Warmer and More formal adjust it in one tap.

Yes. Tap the microphone and speak in English, Hindi or Hinglish. Your words appear in the box, so you can check them before writing the message.

It's built not to. It doesn't add facts, dates, reasons or promises you didn't give, and it won't write threats, scams or harassment. Still, read every message before you send it.

It's free during the beta, with no account and no sign-up. There's a daily limit per person so it stays available for everyone.

Wordwinter doesn't save your messages. To write the reply, your text is sent to OpenAI, and nothing is kept by Wordwinter afterwards. The Privacy page has the details.

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