Naturable underlines template openers, vague sources and AI vocabulary in Gmail, LinkedIn, Notion and more.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store. Until then, the web editor runs the same rules.
Hits appear in text boxes and editors on the sites you enable: Gmail, LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Notion, Medium, WordPress and more.
Hover a hit to see the rule, why it reads as AI, a suggestion, and a link to the full explanation on this site.
Right-click selected text and choose "Check with Naturable" to see the result and score in the side panel.
Paste text into the side panel for a full check. Useful for Google Docs and other editors that draw text on a canvas.
Turn it on only where you write. It never turns on for banking, payment or sign-in sites, and never reads password or payment fields.
The rule pack is bundled and updated with each release. The extension never downloads code at runtime.
No account, no text collection. The checker runs only on sites you turn on, and only you can grant that, one site at a time.
| Permission | Used for |
|---|---|
activeTab | Check the text box you're using when you ask it to. |
contextMenus | Add "Check with Naturable" to the right-click menu. |
sidePanel | Show the full check in Chrome's side panel. |
storage | Remember your writing purpose and the phrases you've chosen to ignore, on this device. |
scripting | Start the checker on the sites you've turned on. |
Site access (optional) | Asked for one site at a time, only when you turn Naturable on for that site. Nothing is requested when you install it. |
It doesn't rewrite your text automatically, doesn't upload anything, and doesn't score other people's writing.
No. It's off until you turn it on for a site, and then it checks only the text box you're typing in, on your device. It never sends text anywhere. It won't turn on for banking, payment or sign-in sites, and it never reads password or payment fields.
That is Chrome's standard wording for letting an extension run on a site. Naturable asks for one site at a time, only when you turn it on there, and it only reads the text box you're typing in to draw underlines. Turning the site off in the popup removes the access again.
Google Docs draws text on a canvas, so inline underlines can't reach it. Select the text and use "Check with Naturable", or paste it into the side panel.
No. It underlines patterns and explains them. You decide what to change.
Yes. No account, no word limit.
More help: Support.