u/SunsetBLVD23

Narrow Neck, Devonport

Hi everyone,

I recently built a writing sidebar that accepts text in any language and translates it into almost any other language. I know many people in this subreddit are non-native English speakers who still handle daily marketing work or write posts in English.

It’s a rewriter, completely free to use, and it only requires your own API key. It currently supports OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude.

It’s still in beta, and I’d love to know if anyone would be interested in trying it out. Let me know!

You can try here: ReWrite: ME

Would anyone be interested in testing the beta version of my rewriting tool? It's a chrome extension sidebar for both rewriting content and translating between any languages. There are no subscriptions or anything! You simply provide your own API key and get started right away. You can try it here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/rewrite-me-rewrite-anythi/oohpbllmkjchdfjeelpaeeejoomedlhc

All feedback is welcome!

Some of you might remember, but about a few weeks ago, I wrote a post about a rewriting sidebar that I built here on reddit. What's available on the market didn't really fit my workflow- especially tools like Grammarly and Wordtune, which drove me crazy by jumping in on every input field while browsing. So I built my own.

At the time, a few people suggested it might be worth releasing as a BYOK rewriter, so I actually polished it up and built it out properly!

Here it is: ReWrite: ME

• Drop in your API key to get started (Currently support OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude)
• Paste text or an image and instantly rewrite or translate it.
• Quickly tweak shorten/extend options, pick from predefined style presets, and add a custom prompt all at once.
• Still in beta - trying things out, so feedback is very welcome!
• Supports OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude right now; open to expanding or trimming that list based on your input.

Thanks everyone in advance, and all feedback is welcome!

Hi guys,

Quick question for those familiar with Pike place area. These days, would paying roughly $9 - $10 for a pint of beer (around 480ml) be considered normal, cheap, or expensive?

I’ve only been to Seattle once (and that was about 7-8 yrs ago) so I’m guessing my info might be a bit outdated.. Any real-world input would be super helpful. It's for a website called *Travel Roulette (*a roll-the-dice style random travel destination picker) and each destination page shows some basic regional stats. For reference, here’s the page with all the stats:

https://www.travelroulette.app/travel/urban-modern/united-states/seattle