For bloggers and newsletter writers

Get a second opinion on your blog post before you publish.

You’ve read it so many times you can’t see it anymore. Send it to someone you trust. They edit right in the browser, and every change comes back to you.

  • Free during the beta
  • Reviewers just need a browser
  • Works with ChatGPT and Claude
Why I gave up my standing deskEdit now

I lasted exactly 41 days. Here’s what went wrong, and what I use now.

Standing desks are a scam. At least, mine was. By week three my feet hurt more than my back ever did.

SamGreat opener. “Scam” will start a fight in the comments, though. Is that what you want?
You → Sam · 2 edits, 1 comment

How it works

How to get feedback on your blog post

From draft to published, with one honest reader in between.

  1. Step 1

    Send the draft

    Paste your post, or tell ChatGPT or Claude “send this to Sam for a second opinion.”

  2. Step 2

    They read it like a reader

    Your reviewer opens the link, fixes typos in place, and comments on anything that loses them.

  3. Step 3

    Fix it and publish

    Accept what helps, dismiss what doesn’t, and copy the final version into your blog.

Ask better questions

What to ask your reviewer

“Any thoughts?” gets you “looks good!” Pick two or three of these when you send the link.

  • Where did you stop wanting to read?
  • What’s the one point you’d remember tomorrow?
  • Does the title promise what the post delivers?
  • Is anything confusing, wrong or unfair?
  • What would you cut?
  • Would you share this? Why, or why not?

You, your AI, and a real reader

AI writes the draft. A person tells you if it works.

ChatGPT and Claude write a fluent first draft. They can’t tell you if it’s boring, if it sounds like you, or if your example lands. A person can.

Connect Final Version to your AI and the whole loop happens in one chat: send the draft, ask if it’s back, and have your AI work in the edits.

You

Send this post to Sam for a second opinion.

Sam, in the browser

I lasted exactly 41 days.

You

Did Sam reply?

Your AI

Yes: 2 edits and a comment about the word “scam.” Want me to apply the edits and soften that line?

Why it helps

Everything a second opinion needs

No attachments

One link. Your reviewer doesn’t download anything or install an app.

Edits you can see

Every change is marked in the text, so you learn from it instead of just accepting it.

Every version kept

Go back to any draft. All changes shows every edit in one list.

You decide what stays

Accept or dismiss each comment. It’s still your post, in your voice.

Use it for

Get a second opinion on

  • Blog posts
  • Newsletters
  • Substack posts
  • LinkedIn posts
  • Medium articles
  • Personal essays
  • Launch announcements
  • About pages
  • Talk proposals
  • Guest posts

Paste plain text or Markdown, then copy the final version wherever you publish.

Your next post deserves a second opinion.

Join the free beta. Bring a draft and a reader.

Free during the beta. We'll email you to set up your account.

Frequently asked questions

Who should I ask to review my blog post?

Someone who would actually read it: a friend in your field, a colleague, or one loyal reader. One honest reader beats five polite ones.

Does my reviewer need ChatGPT or Claude?

No. Just a browser and a Google sign-in.

Can I publish straight from Final Version?

Not yet. Copy the final version and paste it into your blog or newsletter tool.

Will it notify my reviewer?

Not yet. For now, you send them the link yourself.

Who can see my drafts?

Only the people you share them with. Read our privacy policy.

What does it cost?

Free during the beta.

More use cases

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