Realword generates articles with AI. Here's exactly how that process works, and where it needs a human.
Every article starts with live web search against your target keyword, not a static training-data snapshot. Realword studies the current top-ranking pages for that keyword, identifies content gaps, and pulls statistics and facts from the sources it finds during that search, citing the source name and year alongside each figure.
Drafts are written by AI, structured for both traditional SEO and answer-engine optimization (AEO). If you've built a Writing DNA profile from your own samples, the draft is written to match your sentence rhythm, vocabulary, and tone rather than a generic template.
The AI Humanizer rewrites sections that read as machine-generated, and the AI Score Checker gives a sentence-level estimate of how likely a detector is to flag each line. These are estimates from third-party detection tools (GPTZero, Turnitin, Originality.ai, Copyleaks, ZeroGPT, Sapling, Winston AI), not a guarantee about how any individual reader will perceive the writing.
Statistics are pulled from live search results and cited with a source, but Realword doesn't independently verify every claim on the source page. We recommend reviewing and fact-checking anything load-bearing, numbers, quotes, legal or medical claims, before you publish.
Articles, research briefs, and Writing DNA samples you generate are your intellectual property. We do not use customer content or samples to train or fine-tune AI models, and your work is not shared with other accounts.
If an article a Realword user published contains an error traceable to how the tool researched or generated it, tell us. Reach out below with a link and a description of the issue, and we'll look into it.
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