RealTouch AI
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About RealTouch AI

RealTouch AI is a writing tool that rewrites AI-assisted drafts so they read like natural, human writing. This page explains what the product does, how it works at a high level, and what we do and do not promise.

What RealTouch AI Does

Text produced by large language models tends to be even and predictable: similar sentence lengths, stock transitions, safe word choices. Readers notice it, and so do AI detectors. The AI humanizer rewrites that text with more varied rhythm and phrasing while keeping the meaning of the original.

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How Humanization Works

AI detectors do not look for specific words. They estimate how predictable a text is and how much its sentences vary, two signals often called perplexity and burstiness. RealTouch AI rewrites a draft at that level: it restructures sentences, varies their length, and replaces formulaic phrasing, with different modes for lighter or heavier rewriting. How it works walks through the steps, and AI Detection Explained covers the detector side.

What We Promise, and What We Don't

  • We do not promise a detection result. RealTouch AI is designed to reduce AI-detection flags, but detectors change often and disagree with each other. Results vary by detector, by text, and by the mode you choose. Check your output before you rely on it.
  • We do not promise accuracy of content. Rewriting can shift meaning. Review facts, citations, and numbers yourself.
  • You can try it before paying. A free account includes 600 words a day with no credit card.
  • Pricing is published. Plans and limits are listed on the pricing page, and monthly plans come with a 3-day money-back guarantee described in the refund policy.

Responsible Use

Many schools, publishers, and employers have rules on AI-assisted writing. Some permit it, some require disclosure, and some prohibit it. RealTouch AI is a revision tool, not a way around those rules. Check the policy that applies to you, and do not submit work as entirely your own where that would break it. You are responsible for how you use the output. Our terms of service set out acceptable use in full.

Privacy

How we collect, use, and store data is described in the privacy policy.

Contact

Questions, feedback, or a problem with your account? Use the contact page or browse the help center and FAQ.