Ryf.ai | A free ChatGPT AI rewriter

A free Chrome extension that instantly rewrites any highlighted text inside editable textareas, with the help of ChatGPT technology

What is Ryf.ai | A free ChatGPT AI rewriter?

Ryf.ai is a free Chrome extension powered by ChatGPT AI technology. It serves as a writing assistant that can rewrite, rephrase, and autocomplete sentences to enhance your writing. It offers smart suggestions for email writing, generates content with GPT-3 AI, and provides examples of different writing styles and genres. Download Ryf.ai today and unlock your writing potential!

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By: Damiano Rodriguez

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 292 ▲ 10

Rating: 3.33 (3)

Version: 0.0.3 (Last updated: 2023-05-09)

Creation date: 2023-02-13

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

Host permissions:

*://*.openai.com/*

Size: 245.76K

Email: in*****@ryf.ai

URLs: Privacy policy

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# 50212 ▲ 415

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#8360 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 25

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Extension summary

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Ryfai is a FOREVER FREE GPT AI-powered writing assistant that helps you write faster, better, and easier.

This extension can:

Write emails for you with smart suggestions
Generate content for any purpose with GPT-3 AI
Rewrite and rephrase your writing to improve grammar, style, and tone
Autocomplete sentences as you type
Show you examples of different writing styles and genres

Ryfai is here to be your personal writing coach and tool. Download it today and unleash your creativity!

User reviews

doesnt work

Adam, 2023-07-29

The feature is excellent when it operates correctly, but it malfunctions on Twitter (the updated text appears, but any interaction causes it to revert back to the original state). Additionally, it fails to function in some textareas (the symbol doesn't always appear). Lengthy textfields also push the symbol out of view, rendering it impossible to click. On the whole, the idea is terrific, but it requires some user interface enhancements :D