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Rewrite the text in any field into a clearer prompt, without leaving the page you are on. Most bad answers are bad prompts. Pliny fixes the prompt — in the field you are already typing in, on any site, before you press send. Focus any text box and a small blue mark appears beside it, clear of the site's own buttons. Click it, or press Alt+P. Watch the rewrite stream in live, word by word — additions painted green, cuts struck in red, the words you keep left untouched. Edit the rewrite, accept it, or dismiss it — nothing is written to the page until you accept. When your draft is missing a decisive detail, Pliny doesn't guess and doesn't leave blanks: it asks. Up to three quick questions appear right under the rewrite, each with tappable answers that fill the sentence in front of you, instantly. Your prompt, completed in two taps. Pliny learns how you work without reading your life: it remembers the tone you prefer per site (casual in Gmail, technical in GitHub), shown and changeable from the toolbar popup, synced across your machines. That is all it remembers — your text is never stored, not by the extension and not by our servers. There is no prompt column in our database, and our test suite proves it stays that way. Password, card, and one-time-code fields ahe button, the shortcut, and the browsercommand alike. Free for 5 rewrites a month. Paid plans at usepliny.com.
Sep 2, 2026
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