ABCcount Teams

For Everything Else

Most of what your team writes is not a contract or a filing. It is an email that has to land, a proposal due in an hour, a note that will be read by someone senior.

The problem, honestly

  • ✕The writing that fills the week is not anyone’s speciality, and there is never time to do it twice.
  • ✕Switching to another tab, pasting text in, and pasting it back is slower than just sending it as it is.
  • ✕Half a team writes in a second language, and fluency edits are tedious to do by hand.
  • ✕Most tools want a subscription per person for something used a few times a day.
ABCcount Teams — ProMax

the report shows revenue was up and the team did a good job this quarter

See every mode by name before anything gets selected — no guesswork.

✍️Eight Everyday Modes✓

Standard, Fluency, Formal, Casual, Simple, Expand, Shorten and Summarize — included with every seat, no upgrade.

🧩Inline, Everywhere✓

Works where you already type — email, documents, ticketing systems, the CMS. Nothing to open, nothing to paste.

⚡Highlight and Go✓

Select the text, a dial appears on the spot. No sidebar to check, no tab to switch to.

🔒Zero-Retention Processing✓

Text is processed in memory and never stored. Neither of our inference providers trains on it.

Eight modes, no learning curve

Highlight the text, pick the one that matches what you wish you had written.

Standard

The default. Say the same thing, better.

Fluency

For text written quickly, or in a second language.

Formal

An internal note that now has to go to a client.

Casual

A policy paragraph that has to reach the whole company.

Simple

Plain language, for anyone outside the department.

Expand

Three bullet points that owe somebody a paragraph.

Shorten

Four paragraphs that should have been one.

Summarize

A long thread, reduced to what happened.

The eight people who are not the two partners

Firms buy seats for the specialist modes and then discover that most of the value is here. The paralegal drafting client correspondence, the office manager writing to a landlord, the engineer who has to explain a delay to someone who is not an engineer — none of them needs Legal Mode, and all of them write something every day that could be better in ten seconds.

Every seat includes every mode. There is no tier where the specialist modes are unlocked and the everyday ones are not.

Try it on the next email you would rather not have to rewrite.