Breveto AI

AI features are coming soon

Breveto 2 has limited AI features, but we're working on expanding them soon!

Fix Spelling Mistakes with AI

When clicking on a misspelled word, you can click "Guess with AI", which uses the text around the misspelled word as context to find the best replacements.

Legacy AI Features

The following AI features are not available in Breveto yet. Breveto AI lets you swiftly modify selected text in different ways, whether you are struggling to find alternative phrasing or fix the grammar problem you are stuck on. Breveto's got you covered.

Breveto AI currently supports five modifiers to help you enhance your text:

  • Reword — Reword content using different phrasing.
  • Fix Grammar — Fix complex grammar and spelling mistakes.
  • Summarize — Condense existing content into a brief summary.
  • Improve — Attempts to improved the selected piece of text.
  • Expand — Expand upon existing content, making it longer.

We intend for Breveto AI to be used as a tool when you're stuck, or to fix minor mistakes. Not as a full-on replacement that writes for you.

Limitations

Breveto AI is currently limited to 150,000 tokens per month. A token is a measure of the amount of text that is processed by the AI used by AI providers like OpenAI. Token usage roughly correspond to chunks of 4 characters (on average), but varies depending on the text.

Because of the nature of Breveto's AI language model, it can sometimes be wrong, inaccurate, or produce misleading or harmful content. You should never mislead any person that content generated with Breveto AI was written by a human, and AI may not know about recent events. In other words, take it with a grain of salt.

Some dictionary information such as standard spelling is also generated with AI and may contain mistakes. Always double check important information.

Privacy

When you use Breveto AI, your selected text is passed to OpenAI where the AI generates a response that is then sent back to you. Your content is never stored on our servers and is never used to train the AI.

For more information, you can read our privacy policy.