editGPT

editGPT is an AI proofreading and editing tool that presents suggested changes in a track changes interface, so a writer can accept or reject each edit individually rather than pasting text into a chat window and comparing versions by eye. Users choose how deep the edits should go, from light proofreading to heavier rewriting, and can write and save their own editing prompts. It suits authors, students, academics and professionals who work in long documents, especially Microsoft Word. Word files can be imported, edited with AI and exported back to .docx with the tracked changes intact, and rich text formatting such as bold and italics is preserved. The tool works in more than 80 languages with automatic detection, and the product line also includes a rewriter, text improver, AI detector, a text splitter for long inputs and a proofreader for SRT transcript files. The vendor states that user data is not shared or used for model training. There is a free starting tier. Paid plans are billed annually: Pro at $8 per month ($96 a year) with 500,000 words per month and up to 200,000 words per document; Elite at $15 per month ($180 a year) with 3,000,000 words per month; and Business at $60 per month ($720 a year) with unlimited words and requests, four team seats and a team management dashboard. The vendor says prices never increase for existing subscribers, and custom deployments are available on request. editGPT is operated by Cluster Software, and despite its listing among coding tools it is a writing editor rather than a developer product.