AI draft → your own hand

Text that reads like you wrote it.

Paste an AI draft. Plume rewrites it in a real human voice, checks every passage against your original so no fact drifts, and shows you the editor's work as it happens.

0% AI on QuillBot, Scribbr, ZeroGPTFacts verified passage by passageNo card to start
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AI draft
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✓Fact check: 3 of 3 passages verified · 1 detail corrected
Detectors

Same essay, before and after.

We paste the AI draft and the Plume rewrite into the detectors people actually use. The draft lights up. The rewrite does not.

QuillBot AI Detector
draft100%
plume0%
AI-written probability
Scribbr AI Detector
draft100%
plume0%
AI-written probability
ZeroGPT
draft100%
plume0%
AI-written probability
Fact fidelity
facts kept100%
audited byGPT judge
every passage, every number
Measured 6 Sep 2026 on 330-word essays in the casual, professional and academic voices. Detectors change; we re-test every release.
How it works

Not a chatbot paraphrasing. A writer with an editor.

Chatbots rewrite in the same statistical accent detectors are trained to hear. Plume uses a base language model that never learned that accent, and puts an editor behind it.

1

Paste the draft

Any English text up to 20,000 characters. Pick a voice: casual, blog, professional, storyteller, reddit or academic. Choose an English level and how many natural slips you want.

30 seconds
2

A human voice writes it

The text is split into passages. For each one a base model drafts real candidates in the chosen voice, and guards reject anything that copies the original, drops a name or bends a number.

no AI accent
3

An editor checks the facts

Every passage is audited against your original: nothing omitted, nothing invented, nothing inverted. You watch the editor's log live and get a verdict at the end.

live fact check
Voices

Six ways to sound like a person.

Each voice is a distinct register with its own examples, not a synonym swap. Free accounts get Casual and Academic; paid plans unlock them all.

Casual

Talking to a friend who happens to know the subject.

Honestly, the numbers surprised me too.
Blogpremium

Warm, first person, opinionated where it fits.

Here's the thing nobody tells you about it.
Professionalpremium

A well-edited report. Neutral, precise, no slang.

Early results suggest the gain is real, if modest.
Storyteller betapremium

Sets the scene, keeps the order of events. Invents nothing.

1666, and London is burning.
Reddit betapremium

A blunt forum comment with a bit of attitude.

yeah the misinfo thing is genuinely bad.
Academic

Measured essay prose with hedges and transitions.

It is worth asking what was quietly lost.
English level: native · fluent · intermediate · basic betaNatural typos: none · light · moderate · heavy beta
Editor's marks · Unlimited

See exactly where to look twice.

On the Unlimited plan the editor reads the finished text next to your original and highlights the spots worth a second glance. Hover any mark for the note.

Piaget's first stage runs from birth to about two. Babies learn by touching and moving, and somewhere along the way they work out object permanence: things keep existing when you can't see them. This usually clicks at age 8 to 12 or so, and it's the moment their minds really switch on. The theory found this pretty consequent for how we think about their development.
  • Meaning drift. The sense shifted, weakened or grew: "switch on" says more than the source did.
  • Check the fact. A figure or claim differs from the original: months became years.
  • Word choice. A word used with the wrong meaning or a phrase no native speaker would write.
  • Ambiguous. Two possible readings, an unclear "their" or "it".
  • Grammar. A slip a proofreader would fix. Deliberate typos you asked for are left alone.
Pricing

Start free. Pay when it earns its keep.

Prices in euro, billed monthly through Stripe, cancel in one click from your account. Your texts are deleted from our servers after seven days.

Free
€0
  • 1,000 words a month
  • Casual and Academic voices
  • Live fact check on every rewrite
Start free
Premium
€5 /month
  • 100,000 words a month
  • All six voices
  • English levels, native to basic
  • Natural typos, light to heavy
Choose Premium
for serious writers
Unlimited
€15 /month
  • Unlimited words
  • Everything in Premium
  • Editor's marks on every rewrite
  • Priority in the queue
Go Unlimited
FAQ

Fair questions.

Will the rewrite pass AI detectors?

On our test set the rewrites score 0% AI on QuillBot, Scribbr and ZeroGPT, while the drafts score 100%. Detectors are moving targets and no tool can promise a result on every one of them forever; we re-test every release and publish what we find.

Does it change my facts?

That is the whole point of the editor. Every passage is checked against your original for omissions, inventions and flipped meaning, and numbers are protected during the rewrite. If a passage cannot be rewritten faithfully, Plume tells you it kept it close to the source instead of guessing.

Which languages does it support?

English only for now. Other languages are on the roadmap once the fact check is as strict for them as it is for English.

What happens to my text?

It is processed on our own servers, never used for training, and deleted seven days after the job finishes. Payments are handled by Stripe; we never see your card.

Can I cancel any time?

Yes. Manage or cancel from your account page in one click. The plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for.

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