Meet Sinceerly: 'Anti-Grammarly’ tool that adds typos to your AI emails
Sinceerly, a Chrome extension developed by Ben Horwitz, intentionally adds typos and stylistic quirks to emails to make them appear more human. The tool operates through three modes, including 'Subtle', 'Human', and 'CEO', to mimic different writing styles.
With AI tools becoming common, perfectly written emails can raise suspicions about their authenticity. Sinceerly, a Chrome extension, adds mistakes to emails to make them appear more human. Developed by Ben Horwitz, it operates through three modes: 'Subtle', 'Human', and 'CEO'. The 'Subtle' option introduces minor typos, while 'Human' creates a conversational tone. The 'CEO' mode produces brief, lowercase emails, sometimes appending 'sent from my iPhone'. Horwitz built the tool using Claude and describes it as a 'fun' experiment. Sinceerly charges a small fee after limited free use.
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