editGPT

editGPT is an AI-powered editing tool that integrates directly with ChatGPT to provide proofreading, editing, and change-tracking capabilities for written content. Unlike standard ChatGPT interactions, editGPT allows users to see a clear before-and-after comparison of their text, with modifications highlighted and categorized by type (grammar fixes, stylistic improvements, rewrites, etc.). The tool operates through a web interface where users can paste their original text and choose from five distinct editing depth levels: Fix Grammar (~5% change), Proofread (~10% change), Natural (~15% change), Improve (~30% change), and Rewrite (~40% change). Each level applies a progressively more aggressive transformation, from correcting only basic grammatical errors to fully rephrasing sentences for clarity, flow, and tone. The core workflow begins when a user submits a piece of writing—such as an email, academic essay, blog post, or business report—into the editor. After selecting the desired editing level, editGPT processes the text using ChatGPT’s language model and generates a revised version. The original and edited texts are then displayed side by side, with all changes color‑coded and annotated. Users can click on any individual suggestion to see what was altered and why, then choose to accept, reject, or manually adjust each change. This granular control makes editGPT especially useful for writers who want to learn from the edits rather than blindly apply them. A key differentiator is the tracking feature, which functions similarly to version control in document editors. Every edit session produces a history that can be revisited, allowing users to compare multiple rounds of revisions or revert to earlier versions. This is particularly valuable for collaborative projects w