Make it plain.
Keep it correct.
Health, law, contracts, code, money, benefits — every field hides the thing that matters behind expert language. Plain Language rewrites one source into any reading level and watches, sentence by sentence, that simplification never quietly changed a dose, a deadline, an obligation, a command, or a warning. Pick a subject and paste your text.
Health. Plain never means wrong.
people with early high blood pressure should give 10 mg of lisinopril once a day and stop using it if bad heart symptoms develop. [1]
Source [1] — 2017 ACC/AHA Guideline for High Blood Pressure in Adults. American College of Cardiology / American Heart Association · 2017. Carried through every version and language.
Flesch–Kincaid grade 4.9 · reading ease 82/100 · Easy to read
$ plain rewrite --domain health --doc pasted --level 2[ok] source loaded ............. 133 chars[ok] reading grade ............. 4.9 (target grade 7–8)[ok] flesch reading ease ....... 82/100[ok] citation carried .......... [1] intact[ok] guards checked ............ dose, limit, frequency, warning[ok] meaning drift ............. none — safe to publishgenerated in-session · nothing stored · no personal data
Want the live slider across all four levels? Open the reading-level studio →
How the drift check works
- A rewrite adapter produces the plain version and a real Flesch–Kincaid score updates live as you change the level.
- Every source is tagged and the citation marker is carried through — no plain sentence loses its source, in any language.
- Domain guards re-extract every must-survive fact — doses and warnings for health; deadlines, dollar amounts, and carve-outs for law and contracts; exact commands, versions, and destructive-step warnings for code — and compare them to the source. Any mismatch is flagged inline and blocks export.
Open the reading-level slider → Switch to Contracts, pick the auto-renewal clause, and slide to Plain to watch a real drift flag fire.