
Limato
Sound like a native speaker in seconds, not 10 minutes
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- Writing & DocumentationAI Writing
- Target Audience
- Language LearnersFreelancersRemote Workers
- Pricing
- Freemium from $5.99
- Platforms
- Web
- Alternative To
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About Limato
Limato is a browser extension for Chrome and Edge that rewrites, translates and fixes the tone of your text directly in any input field - Gmail, LinkedIn, Slack, Notion, Google Docs, or any web form. No tab switching, no copy-paste. Built for non-native English speakers who spend ten minutes rewriting a three-line email in their head before hitting send. Seven tones: - Native - aggressive ESL rewrite that cuts the text 30-55% and removes the phrasing that marks you as non-native - Formal - business and client-facing writing - Casual - Slack, chat, informal email - Simplify - shorter and clearer - Academic - papers and formal reports - Grammar - corrections only, your wording untouched - Humanize - removes the AI-generated rhythm from text: breaks up triadic lists, varies sentence length, compresses 15-35% Translation across 34 languages, both directions - English to Spanish, Spanish to English, and any other pair. How it works: select text, press the hotkey, pick a tone, replace. The rewrite lands back in the same field. What makes it different from Grammarly and other checkers: those fix errors while keeping your sentence structure. Limato's Native tone rebuilds the sentence the way a native speaker would have written it in the first place - which is usually much shorter. Free: 5 rewrites a day without an account, 20 a day signed in. Pro is $5.99/month with a 14-day trial and unlimited rewrites.
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I'm a non-native speaker. Rewriting an email in my head before sending it used to take 10 minutes. Limato does it in the browser in seconds - any text field, 34 languages. Built it for myself first.