Writier

Writier is a web writing editor that suggests the next sentence as you type, with twelve tone presets, twelve languages, headline and intro generators, autosave and PDF export. Free to start, with GPT-3 under the hood.

Writier is a browser-based writing assistant that finishes your sentences as you type. The core idea is simple: instead of prompting a chatbot and pasting the result back into a document, you stay inside a long-form editor and let the tool suggest the next sentence or paragraph in context. Suggestions arrive in under three seconds according to the site, and the editor is built on top of GPT-3, which the company describes as being trained on millions of Wikipedia articles and other sources. The team behind it is based in Paris. The feature set is aimed at people who produce prose for a living or as part of their job: bloggers, marketers, newsletter writers, students drafting long assignments, and anyone who stalls at the opening line. Beyond raw completions, Writier offers a dedicated intro paragraph generator and headline suggestions drawn from the body of an article or a topic you supply. A settings panel exposes language, tone and AI creativity levels, and twelve tones are listed on the homepage (formal, informal, friendly, confident, optimistic, encouraging, admiring, appreciative, direct, informative, cautionary and assertive). Language autodetection covers English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Brazilian, Italian, Polish, Russian, Chinese and Japanese, so drafts can be started in one language without manually switching modes. In practice the workflow is a document you create, write into and let the model extend, with autosave running in the background and PDF export available when the piece is done. A dashboard keeps track of multiple writing projects and shows whether each one is a draft or published, which is useful if you juggle several articles at once. Grammar checking is handled through a Grammarly integration rather than built natively, which means the quality of proofreading depends on your own Grammarly account. Compared with general chat assistants, Writier trades flexibility for focus: there is no conversation history to manage and no prompt engineering, just inline completions inside a word processor. That makes it a closer competitor to tools like ShortlyAI, Rytr or Jasper's long-form editor than to a general purpose chatbot. The tradeoff is scope. The product is a committed single-purpose editor, so teams that want image generation, brand voice libraries or multi-seat collaboration will find the feature list thin.