AskGeez guide

Get a useful first draft, then make it yours.

AskGeez can help draft letters, reports, applications, emails and other everyday writing. Give it the audience, purpose, tone and key facts; then review the result before using it.

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Give the draft a clear brief

A strong writing request states who will read the document, what it should accomplish, how formal it should sound, any required points, and a target length. Mention facts that must not change and ask the AI to use placeholders for information you have not supplied.

You can ask for an outline before a full draft, a plainer version of a paragraph, a concise summary, or a comparison between two tones. Upload a supported file when you want help with existing text.

Review before sending or submitting

Check names, dates, numbers, quotations, requirements and promises against your source information. AskGeez can draft a letter or application, but it does not sign, email, file or submit it to a third party. You remain responsible for checking accuracy and authorizing any use.

For legal, medical, financial or employment matters, ask a qualified professional to review consequential wording. Do not include sensitive details that are not needed for the task.

Download or copy your result

AskGeez supports copying and downloading conversation results in available formats. Save anything you want to keep: conversations and uploads expire from active storage 24 hours after the last interaction.

The first question is free. Each later independent request costs one $1 credit. Clarifications and reasonable continuations of the same draft are included within reasonable limits.

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