Step 5 of 6 in the Inward Framework. Paste anything you've written about your work, your bio, a caption, your About page, and get it read closely: what's already strong and must not change, what sounds more formal than you, what a reader might not follow, and what's missing. You choose the intensity, from a warm friend to a brutal strategist, and every note aims at the writing, never at you.
It always leads with what NOT to change. Confidence is what lets you hear the rest, so every roast starts with your strongest lines, quoted, with a plain reason they already work.
No. What you paste is analyzed and never saved, and there is no account. Only the one line worth keeping is stored, on your own device, for your Inward Brief.
Yes. Three levels: a warm friend, a blunt stranger online, or a brutal strategist. Every level aims at the work, never the person.