Sinceerly, make your emails sound human

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AI to undo your AI writing.

3 free emails. No credit card.

Kill the emdash

Emdashes scream AI. Sinceerly kills them.

No more "not just…"

Undo the annoying phrases that AI uses over and over.

Add some typos

Humans make mistkaes.

Product

Three levels.
One slider.

Original email AI slop

I wanted to reach out to express my interest in connecting regarding potential synergies between our organizations. I believe there is significant value in exploring how we might collaborate moving forward. Please let me know if you would be available for a brief call at your earliest convenience.

How it works

Open Gmail.
Click the icon.

01

Write your email

Draft normally. Use AI to write the first version, or write it yourself. Doesn't matter.

02

Sinceerly fingerprint icon

Click the icon

The Sinceerly panel appears inside your compose window. Hit humanize.

03

Review & replace

Yellow highlights show every change. Approve and replace with one click.

Pricing

Simple. No surprises.

Free

$0

forever

  • 3 free email rewrites
  • All three intensity levels
  • Works inside Gmail compose
  • Yellow change highlights

Add to Chrome

Pro most popular

$4.99

per month

  • Unlimited rewrites
  • All three intensity levels
  • All 3 levels run in parallel, switching is instant
  • Cached results so reopening is instant

Get Pro

Bring Your Own API Key (BYOK) Have an Anthropic API key? Use it directly in the extension settings. Your email text and API key aren't stored by us. Pay only for what you use.

Built to keep your emails yours.

  • All requests sent over HTTPS. Emails and keys aren't retained.
  • We don't log or retain your email content.
  • BYOK API keys stay in your browser only.
  • We only see the text you choose to humanize.

Hi, I'm Ben.

I got sick of everyone in my inbox sounding like AI.

So I built Sinceerly.

I tested Sinceerly by cold emailing 5 Fortune 500 CEOs.

4 CEOs replied. Of those replies, each was under 10 words. 2 replies had typos. One reply called me Larry (my name is Ben).

LMK what you think.

i miss when we typed liek this