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Get a free AI writer with extended sessions and persistent drafts

Write long-form articles, landing pages, and email sequences without mid-draft lockouts. Your drafts, prompt history, and project workspace remain available so you can iterate, export, and hand off content to editorial pipelines.

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Solve interruptions and lost drafts

Why extended access matters

Many free AI tools terminate sessions, drop draft context, or throttle capabilities when you need to finish a long piece. This free trial emphasizes uninterrupted drafting, persistent project storage, and predictable export paths so your work moves cleanly into editorial review or CMS.

  • Long-form friendly — continue where you left off without rebuilding context
  • Prompt history stays with the project for repeatable workflows
  • Export-ready drafts for editorial and engineering handoff

Keep context across sessions

Project workspaces & draft persistence

Create a project for each campaign, client, or product area. Drafts, prompt versions, and collaborator notes remain attached to the project so you can revisit, fork, or export content without losing draft lineage.

  • Persistent drafts stored per project — no forced session resets
  • Prompt and revision history accessible alongside each draft
  • Simple export to copy-and-paste, Markdown, or formats that fit editorial workflows

Repeatable prompt templates

SEO and content prompt kits

Shipable content starts with clear prompts. Use curated kits to generate outlines, expand sections, create metadata, and tune for intent. Kits include prompts optimized for outlines, landing pages, product descriptions, and content refreshes.

SEO blog outline generator

Create H2/H3-structured outlines with target intent notes and suggested internal links.

  • Keyword-aware outline prompts
  • Section-level intent and suggested link anchors

Long-form draft assistant

Expand outlines into multi-section drafts with transitions and source pointers.

  • Section expansion prompts with transition suggestions
  • Notes field for suggested sources and claimed facts

Landing page copy kit

Generate hero headlines, benefit bullets, and CTA variants to iterate quickly.

  • Multiple headline variations for A/B testing
  • Benefit and social-proof slots ready for handoff

Draft safely, review quickly

Content visibility & in-draft monitoring

Background checks run as you write to surface policy, brand-voice drift, and potential safety flags. Flags are surfaced inline with explanations and suggested edits so you can resolve issues before export or publication.

  • Inline flagging with context and suggested remediation
  • Brand-voice checks to keep tone consistent across drafts
  • Review notes remain attached to drafts for editorial workflows

Move content into production

Export and handoff workflows

Export drafts in formats common to content pipelines so you can hand off to editors, CMS teams, or engineers without manual reassembly.

  • Copy-friendly Markdown and plain text exports
  • Workflows for moving drafts into Google Docs, Notion, or CMS editors
  • Email and share links for quick stakeholder review

Import, export, and collaborate across tools

Source ecosystem

The free trial supports typical content sources used in modern workflows so you can import briefs and export deliverables without rebuilding content from scratch.

  • Google Docs and common document editors (import/export patterns)
  • WordPress and headless CMS handoff formats
  • Markdown and Git-friendly exports for developer workflows
  • Notion and knowledge-base patterns for team collaboration
  • Email and messaging copy export for campaign handoffs

Ideal for teams that need continuous drafting

Who this trial is for

Designed for content marketers, SEO specialists, product and growth teams, freelancers, and founders who want to test a production-ready writing workflow without abrupt session limits.

  • Content teams drafting multi-section articles and landing pages
  • Freelancers and agencies validating client workflows
  • Startups iterating product messaging and feature copy
  • Content ops evaluating visibility and governance before scaling

From brief to publish-ready draft

How to get started

Start the trial and follow a short workflow to produce reusable content that fits your editorial process.

  • 1. Create a project and import your brief or draft.
  • 2. Choose a prompt kit (outline, landing page, or long-form) and generate a structured draft.
  • 3. Iterate with in-draft monitoring, attach review notes, and finalize content.
  • 4. Export to Markdown, Google Docs, CMS, or share a review link for handoff.

FAQ

What does 'free' mean for extended access?

Free extended access means you can use core writing workflows with relaxed session resets and persistent project drafts for the trial period. You get access to the platform’s prompt library, project workspaces, and basic monitoring features so you can evaluate real content work. It does not promise unlimited enterprise features or integrations reserved for paid plans.

Can I keep and export drafts I create during the free access period?

Yes. Drafts you create in a project remain accessible during the trial and can be exported in common formats (Markdown, plain text) or moved into document workflows (Google Docs, Notion, CMS copy) for editorial handoff. We recommend exporting important work before the trial ends according to your chosen handoff method.

How does monitoring work while I draft?

Monitoring runs in the background and flags content that may violate policy, stray from selected brand-voice settings, or present safety concerns. Flags appear inline with explanations and suggested edits. Flags are intended as review prompts, not automated content removal, so teams retain editorial control.

Is my content private and who owns generated drafts?

Drafts created in your project are private to your account and team workspace by default. Ownership of content follows normal user ownership: you retain rights to content you create. Teams that require stricter legal terms or enterprise governance can evaluate paid plans for additional controls.

When should a team upgrade from free extended access?

Common upgrade triggers include multi-user collaboration with advanced permissions, deeper governance or compliance needs, automated CMS integrations, or higher-volume usage. Use the free period to validate workflows and confirm what integrations or governance features you’ll need at scale.

Can I reuse prompts across projects and teams?

Yes. The platform’s prompt library and project templates let you save, share, and reuse prompts across projects and team members so you can standardize content production and reduce repetitive setup.

Which source formats can I import or integrate?

The trial supports common content sources and export patterns: document editors (Google Docs-style workflows), Markdown and plain text for developer handoffs, Notion-like knowledge base exports, and CMS-friendly copy formats for WordPress or headless pipelines. Exact third-party connector availability depends on plan level.

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