Use Watermark Slayer where you write

Chrome extension — in review

Highlight text on a website, choose Rewrite, review the proposal, then replace the selection or copy the result. Nothing runs while you type, and the extension does not collect browsing history.

In Gmail, the same extension adds a compose workspace with Check, Clean, and Rewrite for the new-message portion of the current draft. It skips quoted history and signatures and does not read your inbox or intercept Send.

Native Gmail add-on — in review

Enter text explicitly in the Gmail add-on card, review the result, then insert it at the compose cursor or replace the current selection. The add-on does not request permission to read messages, contacts, or mailbox contents.

This is separate from the browser extension, so Gmail users can choose the experience that fits their workflow once the Marketplace listing is published.

Word and Outlook — publisher setup in progress

The Word and Outlook add-ins bring Check, Clean, and Rewrite into a document selection or email draft. Microsoft publisher enrollment and store review must finish before public installation links appear here.

One account, explicit actions

Check reports supported observations without consuming a submission. Clean and Rewrite use your remaining paid-period or bonus submissions. Each integration sends text only after you choose an action, and you review changes before putting them back.

• Set up Browser and Gmail access
• See pricing