You know when your writing goes flat. The sentences, even though you labored over them, feel thin now, soft where they were hard, warm detail replaced with smooth cold summary. When you paste the draft into DOMAINS, you find out why.

Seven dimensions of prose texture are scored paragraph by paragraph: how specific your words are, how much your sentence lengths vary, how dense your cause-and-effect chains are, how often you speak to your reader, how much physical imagery you carry, how much movement your text has, how clean you run. Although each dimension is simple, the profile that results from all seven together is where your voice lives. That particular mixture of hard precision and raw image and loose rhythm that makes your essay yours rather than the smooth center of everyone's.

Human writing spans roughly 27 to 84 on the composite measure, depending on register: personal and narrative prose runs highest, structured professional prose lowest. AI-generated text clusters tightly in the 37 to 46 range regardless of topic. The flatness is not random; it shows up in the same dimensions every time, and those are the dimensions the levers target.

Paste your draft. Press Analyze. DOMAINS shows you where you are, how far each register is, and which dimension is pulling you away from your target. Select a target. Press Revise. The tool finds your largest gap, applies a single clear instruction throughout your full text rather than in one thin patch, runs three drafts, and returns the one that closed the most distance. Each loop compounds, and after four or five passes, your profile converges toward the deep shape you aimed for.

Paste your draft in the editor to begin.