You can use WordRake to edit documents and emails directly inside Microsoft Word and Microsoft Outlook. The editor scans text to identify unnecessary words, dull phrases, passive voice, nominalizations, and confusing legalese. It suggests direct edits in the standard track-changes format, allowing you to accept or reject each suggestion with a single click. This assists attorneys, editors, and corporate professionals in tightening drafts, improving readability, and ensuring clear communication across contracts, legal briefs, reports, and day-to-day correspondence without altering personal voice or technical terminology.
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