Hunt every em-dash
The single biggest tell. Replaced with a comma, period, or "and".
A Gmail tool that quietly pulls the AI fingerprints out of your drafts. Three styles. Your own key. Zero servers in between.
Open source. Built by @jaseem.
The single biggest tell. Replaced with a comma, period, or "and".
"I hope this finds you well." "Synergies." "Circling back." Gone.
CEO mode adds the kind of small typo a real thumb makes.
Bring a key from any of these. Humanly never touches a server we run, because there isn't one. Your key, your model, your draft.
AI-first, finger-typed, voice memo. Doesn't matter. Humanly starts when you've got something to send.
The panel opens inside the compose window. Drag the slider between Subtle, Human, and CEO. Click Humanize.
Yellow highlights show every change. One click writes the rewrite back into your draft. You hit send.
chrome.storage.local on your machine.
A while back I came across Sinceerly by @ben and got hooked on the idea - a tiny tool that pulls the AI out of AI emails. I went to install it on Chrome.
The Web Store told me "this extension is not available on Chrome." I tried twice. Same answer.
So I built my own, in the same spirit and style, and open-sourced it. Bring your own key from any provider - Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, whatever. It runs locally. No servers. No accounts. About two seconds per rewrite.
Big thanks to @ben for the original idea. Go look at Sinceerly - it's gorgeous.
If something breaks or you have an idea, ping me on Instagram.
Two minutes from zero to humanizing.
chrome://extensions