WordRake is editing software for professionals that improves clarity and brevity in writing using over 50,000 editing algorithms. It works as an in-line editor within Microsoft Word and Outlook, delivering context-specific suggestions in a familiar track-changes style. The tool is aimed at professionals who need tighter, more concise documents.
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With a single click, WordRake applies thousands of algorithmic rules to identify wordiness, passive voice, and nominalizations, then offers actionable in-line suggestions users can accept or reject. It is particularly suited to legal briefs and professional documents that are already well-written but need tightening. The product is transitioning into BriefCatch, whose next-generation platform builds on WordRake's editing technology.
What it does
Track-changes style editing directly inside Word and Outlook.
Over 50,000 algorithmic rules for context-specific feedback.
Targets wordiness, passive voice, and nominalizations.
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WordRake is joining BriefCatch. The company states BriefCatch Next builds on WordRake's editing technology, and existing WordRake customers are being transitioned to the new platform. Details about the transition are provided on the BriefCatch website.
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