What it supports
- Targeted changes with a stated revision purpose.
- Side-by-side comparison before a suggestion is applied.
- Writer control over the final wording and meaning.
Writing coach
Revise the sentence without surrendering the draft.
Verba keeps suggested wording beside the original so you can understand the change, compare it in context, and choose what belongs in your voice.
A focused revision loop.
Broad rewrite prompts can flatten a draft. A smaller loop makes the purpose of each change easier to judge.
- 01
Choose the revision goal
Work on clarity, tone, structure, formality, or more natural phrasing instead of asking for an unexplained rewrite of the entire document.
- 02
Compare before changing the draft
The suggestion appears with the original wording and a short explanation, keeping the decision tied to the sentence you actually wrote.
- 03
Apply, dismiss, or try again
Keep the original when it is stronger, apply the suggestion when it helps, or ask for another option without losing the surrounding draft.
What it does not establish
- A guarantee that every suggestion improves the writing.
- Automatic knowledge of your assignment, audience, or marking rubric.
- Permission to use AI where an institution or publisher restricts it.
Keep the edit explainable.
Create a workspace to work on saved documents, or begin with the public writing-review screen.