Найкращі AI-інструменти для написання листів: практичне порівняння

Turn these rough notes into a clear, professional email to {{recipient}}:
- {{point_1}}
- {{point_2}}
- {{point_3}}

Goal: {{what_you_want_to_happen}}. Tone: {{friendly but professional}}. Keep it under 120 words and add a subject line.

A customer sent this complaint: "{{paste_their_email}}"

Write a reply that (1) acknowledges their frustration in the first sentence, (2) takes responsibility without being defensive, (3) gives a concrete fix and an exact timeline, and (4) offers a contact for follow-up. Tone: calm, warm, professional. Under 150 words.

Write a short, polite email declining this meeting invite: "{{paste_invite}}". My reason: {{conflicting_deadline}}. Don't over-explain. Thank them, decline clearly, and offer an alternative: {{review_the_notes_after / send an async update}}. Keep it warm. Under 80 words.

Write a brief follow-up to {{recipient}} about {{topic}}. We last spoke {{when}} and I haven't heard back. Don't open with "just checking in." Add one new reason for them to reply: {{new_info_or_value}}. Friendly, low-pressure, under 60 words.

Help me write an email to my manager {{name}} requesting a raise. My case: I {{accomplishment_with_a_number}}, took on {{added_responsibility}}, and the market rate for my role is {{amount}}. Frame it as a confident business case, not a plea. Specific ask: {{target_salary_or_percent}}. Professional, under 180 words.

Write a professional apology email for {{specific_mistake}}. Take responsibility without over-apologizing, explain briefly what happened, describe how you're fixing it, and how you'll prevent it next time. Don't grovel or ask for forgiveness. Sincere and direct, under 200 words.

Here are three emails I've written: {{paste_3_of_your_emails}}.

Study my tone, my sentence length, and how formal I am. Now write an email to {{recipient}} about {{topic}} that sounds like me — not like AI.