One shortcut. Any text field.
Select text in any app. Press ⌘ ⇧ E. Rerit rewrites it exactly where you are—without opening another tab.
See the whole move
Watch Rerit capture only the selected sentence, show visible progress, and replace the words in place.
The workflow
Highlight one sentence or a complete draft inside the app you are already using.
Press ⌘ ⇧ E. Rerit starts immediately and gives you a clear progress signal.
The rewritten result replaces the selection. Your cursor stays where the work is.
Designed around flow
Rerit is not another writing destination. It is a thin, fast layer over the places where writing already happens.
No copy-paste loop. The result lands where your original text was.
Your most-used action stays one keyboard shortcut away.
A focused status capsule appears without pulling you out of the app.
Clean up, shorten, warm up, get direct, or fix grammar only.
Repeat the shortcut to replace a request; errors keep your original words safe.
If the app supports text selection, Rerit can usually work there.
Real words, not demospeak
Rerit preserves what you mean while making the sentence easier to read, send, and act on.
Beforejust following up again on this
AfterFollowing up on this — do you have an update?
Beforethis won't work, we need to redo it
AfterI don't think this approach will hold up. Can we revisit it?
Beforewe did a lot of things this week and most went well
AfterThis week we shipped the core flow and resolved the main reliability issues.
Simple pricing
No invented “unlimited” promise. The limits here match what the product actually enforces.
For writing throughout the day.
Private by default
Rerit reads the active selection only after you press the shortcut. The selected text is sent securely for that rewrite and is not saved by Rerit as document history.
Quick answers
Mail, Slack, Notion, Docs, Discord, Linear, and most apps with standard text selection.
No. Rerit captures the active selection only after you invoke the shortcut.
Yes. Starting another request replaces the current one, and failures preserve the original text.
Both are supported, with platform-specific downloads and shortcut behavior.
Ready when you are