Journalism and commentary
Sharper copy, same reporting
Improve the flow of articles, columns and newsletters while every quotation, attribution, figure and stated opinion stays as you reported or argued it.
Where it fits
- News articles and features
- Opinion columns
- Newsletters
- Analysis and explainers
- Scripts for audio or video
Passage Mode accepts up to 500 words; paid Document Mode accepts up to 5,000 words, reviewed in sections of up to 500 words.
Synthetic example · Faithful mode
A short before and after
According to the council, the repairs will cost $2.4 million, and one resident called the delay "frankly exhausting".
The repairs will cost $2.4 million, according to the council, and one resident called the delay "frankly exhausting".
The attribution, the figure and the exact quotation are all kept. Written by hand for illustration.
What the editor protects
- Direct quotations, word for word
- Who said or reported what
- Figures, dates and places
- Your argument and its strength
- Hedges such as "alleged" or "may"
- Your choice of Faithful, Exact Length or Tighten
Detect, Rework, Deep Scan and Fidelity Review
- 01
Detect
The passage is read first — its field, register, level, intended reader and your own voice — before a single word is changed.
- 02
Rework
The prose is refined with restraint: diction, rhythm, mechanical transitions and repetitive openings, with your substance untouched.
- 03
Deep Scan
An adversarial pass challenges the revision, names the passages that still read mechanically and sends only those back for targeted correction.
- 04
Fidelity Review
A final check tests whether the information you supplied survives the edit, and reports the word count honestly: Faithful lets length change naturally, Exact Length must hit its target or show Review required, and Tighten must shorten without losing protected details.
Reporting and judgment stay with you
Lev-Al Prose does not check facts, contact sources or write stories. It preserves what you supplied, so fact-checking, sourcing and editorial standards remain the responsibility of the writer and the publication.