Reader Psychology

Reads a draft as a specified first-time reader persona and reports felt experience via transportation, aesthetic pleasure, and curiosity. Gives persona-bound reader-response feedback.

Profiles a reader's knowledge, concerns, and role, then rewrites content for that specific audience without changing substance. Useful when content is too technical, too basic, or framed for the wrong audience.

Reads your writing from the perspective of a supportive but non-expert reader (Mom). Surfaces jargon, assumed knowledge, and places where you've lost the general audience.