AI writing

AI that sounds like you, and only speaks when asked.

Most writing assistants have one voice and use it on everyone. SprintText already holds a model of how you write, so a rewrite can come back in your register rather than a polite corporate average.

My Voice

Rewrites in your register.

Select what you have written, choose what you want done to it, and get back something you would plausibly have written yourself on a less rushed day.

  • Rewrite

    Same meaning, better sentences. Useful on the message you typed in a hurry and are about to send to someone important.

  • Shorten

    Cut a rambling paragraph to its point without flattening the tone out of it.

  • Soften or sharpen

    Move the temperature of a message up or down. The words change; the fact that it sounds like you does not.

  • Reply from a note

    Turn a few fragments — “can’t make Tuesday, propose Thursday, apologise” — into a message you would actually send.

  • Fix up

    Grammar and punctuation on a draft, without the assistant rewriting your personality along the way.

  • Translate

    Move a message into another language while keeping the level of formality you chose.

The boundary

What runs on your device, and what does not.

This distinction is the point of the product, so it is worth being exact about it.

On your device, always

  • Every keystroke you type
  • Shortcut matching and expansion
  • The suggestion bar and Sprint Complete
  • Autocorrect and correction learning
  • The Sprint Brain itself

Sent, only when you invoke an action

  • The passage you selected
  • The action you chose
  • Enough style guidance for the result to sound like you

Not sent: your other messages, your shortcut library, or a continuous stream of what you are typing.

With cloud AI off

  • The keyboard works
  • Shortcuts work
  • Prediction works
  • The Brain keeps learning
  • The AI actions are simply absent
Illustration — a diagram of where each kind of work happens. Not a screenshot.

Questions

About the AI layer.

Do I have to use the AI features?

No. SprintText Pro exists precisely because a lot of people want faster typing without a cloud service in the loop. Cloud AI is a separate switch and a separate plan.

Is my text used to train models?

No. Text sent for an AI action is used to perform that action and return the result. It is not used to train general models. The privacy policy sets out retention in detail.

What does “in your voice” actually mean?

The request carries style guidance derived from your Sprint Brain — the vocabulary and phrasing patterns it has learned — rather than a tone preset. It does not send your Brain, and it does not send your other messages.

What happens when I am offline?

The AI actions are unavailable and everything else carries on exactly as before. Nothing queues up your text to send later.