Ghostwrite targets the part of email nobody enjoys: staring at an empty compose window while trying to phrase a request, an apology, or an awkward ask. Instead of building the message from scratch, you hand over just the essentials — something like "ask the landlord to send a plumber quickly" — and the assistant drafts full prose you can polish.
The product leans on a friendly in-app helper persona, Inky, who is described as learning your style over time so drafts sound more like you the more you use the tool. The workflow is deliberately a three-step loop: give the details, receive the draft, then approve before sending. Nothing is sent on your behalf without your consent, which keeps a human in the loop on tone and factual accuracy.
Ghostwrite is aimed at people who find professional correspondence draining — job seekers, freelancers, people who dislike networking, and anyone dealing with high-stakes or socially awkward messages. It runs in the browser as a web app, so there is nothing to install, and it offers a free entry point with paid tiers for heavier use.
Note: Ghostwrite is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by OpenAI or any other model vendor whose technology it may use.
