Trade adjectives for fields to fill
“Bright and airy” and “excellent natural light” have nothing checkable behind them. They become orientation and floor area, completed from your title documents.
Turn raw property or item details into a listing description: highlights, configuration, surroundings, and limits, each in its own section. Area, price, floor, facilities, commute times, and school catchment are used only as you supply them; gaps become placeholders; known defects are never hidden.
We reorganise into highlights, configuration, surroundings, and limits, and list missing figures and known defects for confirmation.
SAMPLE OUTPUT
This is the complete output for the source text in the demo above: a completeness score, itemised changes, figures to verify, and the rewritten listing. It is a demonstration, not a customer case.
“Bright and airy” and “excellent natural light” have nothing checkable behind them. They become orientation and floor area, completed from your title documents.
“Close to the metro” and “complete amenities” cannot be checked. They become a route and time to fill in, with catchment noted as requiring the current official source.
The source carried no defects at all. The rewrite adds one and requires road noise, west-facing glare, a missing lift, and anything else known to be listed rather than omitted.
# Two-bedroom listing (pending verification) ## Highlights - Layout: two bedrooms (orientation and floor area: TODO complete from title documents) - Condition: renovated (specification and year: TODO) ## Configuration - Floor: TODO state the floor, total storeys, and whether there is a lift - Facilities: TODO list only what is actually built and available ## Surroundings - Transport: TODO state the measured route and time to the nearest metro station - School catchment: TODO confirm with the current official publication; this draft makes no determination ## Limits - TODO list known defects (road noise, west-facing glare, no lift, and so on). Omitting them is not an option. **Note**: “excellent natural light”, “complete amenities”, “top school district”, and “great value” had no supporting data and were converted into fields to be filled.
WHAT THIS DOES
Area, floor, orientation, building age, price — the figures a reader looks for first go first.
Minutes on foot to what, written only when you have supplied it; otherwise a placeholder, never a map estimate.
Road noise, west-facing glare, no lift, awkward layout — better written down than discovered on the viewing.
WHY IT IS WORTH DOING
Ten square metres too many or five minutes less to the metro, and one measurement ends the conversation — along with the sale odds.
Road noise or a missing lift, discovered by the buyer, drags down the credibility of the whole listing.
School zones can change year to year, and a planned facility is not a built one. Both need confirming before they are written.
Note: area, price, floor, facilities, transport, and catchment in a listing drive transaction decisions and are routinely spot-checked by platforms and regulators. School catchment can change year to year, and planned facilities are not the same as built ones. This site gives no property, legal, or investment advice — verify every figure against title documents, the developer, or your agent.
REWRITE DEMO
Beautifully renovated two-bedroom, bright and airy with excellent natural light, close to the metro, surrounded by complete amenities, in a top school district, great value. Easy to view — first come, first served.
# Two-bedroom listing (pending verification) ## Highlights - Layout: two bedrooms (orientation and floor area: TODO complete from title documents) - Condition: renovated (specification and year: TODO) ## Configuration - Floor: TODO state the floor, total storeys, and whether there is a lift - Facilities: TODO list only what is actually built and available ## Surroundings - Transport: TODO state the measured route and time to the nearest metro station - School catchment: TODO confirm with the current official publication; this draft makes no determination ## Limits - TODO list known defects (road noise, west-facing glare, no lift, and so on). Omitting them is not an option. **Note**: “excellent natural light”, “complete amenities”, “top school district”, and “great value” had no supporting data and were converted into fields to be filled.
Demo sample: adjectives become checkable fields, surroundings become data to fill in, and a limits section asks for known defects. Paste your listing details to get your version (sign-in required; one credit per run).
WHY YOU CAN TRUST IT
Area, price, floor, building age, and commute time become placeholders when missing. Invent one and it collapses at the viewing.
Catchment follows the current official publication and amenities follow what exists. We infer nothing and carry over no last-year wording.
Road noise, west-facing glare, and a missing lift get their own section and must be filled in. A buyer discovering them costs more.
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FAQ
No. Only you can verify those, so they stay placeholders. We do not infer them from the layout type or from neighbourhood averages.
Only when you can cite the current official publication, and then with a note that the official wording governs. We make no catchment determination.
Yes. The limits section requires them. Omitting this information loses more trust at the viewing than it saves in the listing.
One credit per run, usually done in seconds, returning the copy, the reasoning, and items to verify.
No. Credits never expire — whatever you do not use carries over to the next cycle instead of resetting.
Not yet. Each run processes one document and consumes one credit; there is no bulk upload or API today. Email us with your use case and we will assess it.
Not intentionally. Text is used for this single AI request only. See the Privacy Policy.
Resale and rental property, new-build units, parking spaces and retail units, second-hand goods — anywhere raw details need to become a description people can trust.
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