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Highlight corporate jargon, get back what it actually meant — in plain English. Frankly translates corporate jargon into plain English, right where you're reading it. Highlight any confusing message and a small card tells you what was actually meant — buzzwords stripped out, padding removed, and the subtext named when someone is being indirect rather than clear. WHAT IT DOES - Rewrites any passage you select into plain, direct English - Names the tone, so "let's circle back once we have bandwidth" comes back as what it really is - Learns your company's own acronyms and project codenames, so internal shorthand resolves to what it means on your team rather than what it means in general - Appears inline, next to what you're reading — no new tabs, no copy-pasting into a chatbot WHERE IT WORKS Frankly runs on the web apps where workplace writing happens: email, team chat, shared documents, and issue and project trackers. The full list of sites is shown in the permissions before you install. Google Docs is not supported. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension 2. Subscribe and paste your licence key into the popup 3. Select text and Frankly appears PRIVACY Frankly only ever reads the text you deliberately select — never the rest of the page, and nothing at all while you're just browsing. There is no analytics, no tracking, no advertising, and nothing is sold or shared. Your glossary stays in your browser. Full policy: https://zama-solutions.netlify.app/frankly/privacy/ PRICING $6.99 a month, cancel any time. One licence covers your own devices. Built by a one-person studio. Support comes straight to me: hello.franklyapp@gmail.com
Aug 25, 2026
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