Wordzen

I'm stoked to present the new Wordzen, which was recently approved as an official Gmail Add-on. I built Wordzen because I wanted a faster way to reply to emails myself. And I'm NOT talking about templated replies that can be copied/pasted. I'm talking about custom replies that need to be thought out and typed. I realized that talking is so much easier and faster. You just talk into your phone (or your desktop), and on the other end, one of my editors will listen to what you said and draft a professional email that makes you sound awesome! This is NOT transcription. They're not just typing word for word what you speak. If they were, you could just use the voice-to-text feature on your phone. The editors listen to your tone and intent behind your words and then write the best possible email based on what you've said. You can be lazy. Feel free to umm, err, repeat yourself, and trip over your words. In the end, you'll get a professional email written in perfect English. I can now answer my emails while I'm on the go -- while in a cab, while holding my baby, and even when I'm in the bathroom. I wish I could admit just how much I use this while driving, but I don't want to encourage any bad habits. :) Ask me questions! Even boring ones. Unlike Elon, I'll answer them.

I have been using Wordzen for ages. I think I was among the first users from the early beta version. As a person who isn't a native English speaker, Wordzen is a must-have tool that will polish all your emails and make them ready-to-go. Thanks to Wordzen, I don't need to spend time reviewing articles and tuning my sentence construction. Occasionally, a Wordzen editor changes the meaning of my initial message, so I need to review the edited versions carefully. Otherwise, it's a great tool that makes my email communication much easier.

Seems like an awesome product for non-native English speakers who could use it as both a voice-to-text service, as well as an editing service. Similar to "Can you proofread my blog post?"(https://www.producthunt.com/post...), but for emails :)