INK - FREE AI web content SEO editor - just for writers

@margaret_nelson Thank you Margaret!

@kacie_rose Thank you Kacie

@robert_mcfarland Hi Robert, yes it will, although we'll add optional premium features in the future.

@jens_bieber Thank you, Jens.

@jabat_iskandar Not sure *how* old your laptop is, but we are always trying to optimize for performance as much as possible.

@edward_oliver You're most welcome, Olivier! 😀

@carl_ice We cache your work in two different ways so that you can restore text if you ever lost it by accident, but you do have to save your work manually.

@sayan_linkon You download the .zip file from our site, and then upload the entire .zip file to WordPress plugins when installing.

@colbyfayock Hi Colby! Thank you for your feedback! 1. INK does reading grade level different than Hemingway 1.a We look at the highest performing content for your keyphrase, and create an opinion about what writing difficulty your audience will resonate with. 1.b If your content is too difficult, we'll call it out. We won't interrupt you if your text is good. 1.c. If you have sentences that are too difficult for your audience, we'll call it out and let you highlight them in the text, so you know how to fix it. 2. INK does passive voice / adverbs different than Hemingway. Big philosophical difference ... passive voice & adverbs are part of language. Hemingway imposes 'rule-based' limits, but science writing is not like poetry writing. INK instead researches the competition for any given target keyphrase and finds out what kind of language your audience engages with. Our recommendations are based on that, to help you maximize engagement, and in line with our non-interruption design principle we're only going to show you a task if there's something to improve upon. 3. Check out the Text Composition Tool! (Alt+T on Windows) 4. The welcome email Sorry, our unsubscribe feature wasn't ready on time for the launch 😥, but it will be ready next week. If you would like to unsubscribe, let me know, we can take you off!

@adridder oh thats great then, i didnt see anything like that in the landing page or video, only the things like SEO analysis, wordcount, verb count, etc, and i only poked around with the writing a bit so maybe it wasn't obvious yet. thanks for the overview of how that works, that sounds well thought out. the Text Composition Tool is what I saw, but I guess I was hoping for more of a reading difficulty. i pasted one of my past blog posts in there just now and i found the hard to read part after a little digging, which i found after the analysis and under "word tasks". would appreciate you taking me off :) no hard feelings, just more interested in playing with the app, not the newsletter

@colbyfayock Sure thing Colby. INK is different, but you'll end up loving that it is ADHD friendly in a way that you only see what you need to act on - when you want to - at any point in time. PS: I've asked the devs to take you off the onboarding email flow as soon as possible. Note that you might still get app-use/functional emails in the future (we've also not implemented this yet) but by that time, they will come with detailed subscription settings. My Linkedin & Twitter is @adridder. Contact me personally if you have any future concerns. Email stuff is new functionality and I hope we get it right the first release, but if we don't, I want to make sure you know I'm here and care about respecting your preferences!

@katrina_r_buff Thank you Katrina, really appreciate you!