AvoPolisherASL to English Polisher
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Simple pricing for every writer

Start free — no account needed. ASL is a complete language system, not broken English, and AvoPolisher treats it that way: it carries your meaning into natural written English instead of flagging your grammar as mistakes.

Every plan includes the full polisher. Paid plans just raise your daily limit.

Guest

$0 forever
5 polishes / day
  • No account needed — just open and write
  • Casual & formal modes
  • Show me what changed
  • Up to 500 characters per polish
  • Quota tied to this device & network
Start polishing

Free

$0 forever
10 polishes / day
  • Free account — sign up in seconds
  • Casual & formal modes
  • Show me what changed
  • Up to 1,000 characters per polish
  • Quota follows you on any device or network
Create free account

Premium

$19 / month
60 polishes / day
  • Everything in Pro
  • 6× the daily polishes, 5,000 chars each
  • Polish history — revisit past work
  • Early access to new features
Secure checkout via Stripe · cancel anytime.

Compare plans

Every plan gets the complete polisher — the same AI, the same quality. The difference is how much you can polish each day, and a few extras on paid tiers.

FeatureGuestFreeProPremium
Price$0$0$9.95/mo$19/mo
Polishes per day5103060
Account neededNoYesYesYes
Quota follows youSame limit on your phone, computer, any network–✓✓✓
Casual & formal modes✓✓✓✓
Show me what changedSee every edit, learn the pattern✓✓✓✓
Characters per polish5001,0002,0005,000
Writing never storedOnly quota info is kept✓✓✓✓
Priority processingJump the queue at busy times––✓Planned✓Planned
Polish historyRevisit and reuse past polishes–––✓Planned
Early access to new features–––✓Planned

What each feature is for

Not a feature list — what each one actually does for you, and when you'd use it.

ASL-aware polishing

The core of AvoPolisher. Paste writing shaped by ASL grammar — topic-first sentences, dropped articles like a and the, missing "to be" verbs, rhetorical questions, time markers at the end — and get back natural written English.

For: anyone who thinks in ASL and writes in English. Job applications, schoolwork, business emails, government forms, texts to hearing coworkers.

Your voice, kept

AvoPolisher doesn't rewrite you into a robot. Your word choice, your bluntness, your humor — all preserved. Only the English mechanics change, so the result still sounds like you on a good writing day.

For: anyone who's been "corrected" into sounding like someone else. You stay you.

Casual & formal modes

Two tones, picked before you polish. Casual sounds like a text to a friend — contractions are fine, relaxed rhythm. Formal is polished and professional — no slang, no contractions, ready for work or official paperwork.

For: switching between texting friends and emailing a hiring manager without rewriting everything yourself.

Show me what changed

An educational toggle that lists every edit the polisher made to your text. Instead of just handing you the result, it shows you the pattern — so next time, you write it right yourself.

For: students, English learners, and anyone building written-English skills. Every polish is a mini lesson.

Daily quotas, two ways

Guests get 5 polishes a day, tracked by network address — no account, no friction, try it instantly. A free account gets its own 10 a day, tracked per account, so your limit follows you across your phone, your computer, any Wi-Fi. Quotas reset every day at midnight; unused polishes don't roll over.

For: guests — trying it out. Free accounts — daily writers who switch devices.

Privacy by design

What you paste is sent to the AI to polish and is never stored. The only thing kept is quota metadata — your network address or account, plus how many polishes you've used today — so the daily limit works. Your words are yours.

For: personal emails, job applications, anything you wouldn't want sitting on a server.

Priority processing Planned

When lots of people are polishing at once, paid plans jump the queue. Your polish starts immediately instead of waiting behind the free line.

For: Pro and Premium users polishing on a deadline.

Polish history Planned

Every polish you've ever run, saved to your account. Revisit an old cover letter, reuse a formal email, compare how your writing has improved over months.

For: Premium users who polish often and want their work kept, not retyped.

Bigger inputs on higher plans

Character limits grow with your plan: 500 per polish as a guest, 1,000 with a free account, 2,000 on Pro, and 5,000 on Premium — long emails, essays, cover letters, and reports in a single pass instead of splitting them up.

For: anyone whose writing doesn't fit in a text box. Higher plans, longer pieces.

Early access Planned

Premium members try new features first — new modes, new tools, experiments — before they roll out to everyone else, and their feedback shapes what gets built.

For: Premium supporters who want a say in where AvoPolisher goes next.

Made for moments like these

Real situations where ASL-influenced writing meets hearing-world expectations.

Job application
You write: "Me work warehouse 5 year, me fast learner, you hire me?"
Formal mode: "I have five years of warehouse experience. I am a fast learner and would welcome the opportunity to join your team."
Texting a hearing coworker
You write: "Meeting tomorrow time change? You tell me new time."
Casual mode: "Did the meeting time change for tomorrow? Let me know the new time."
School essay
You write: "Book finish yesterday, story sad, me cry."
Formal mode: "I finished the book yesterday. The story was sad — it made me cry." Plus "show me what changed" teaches the pattern.

Questions

What is AvoPolisher?
A writing tool built for ASL users. Paste writing influenced by ASL — topic-first sentences, dropped articles, rhetorical questions — and get back natural written English. It keeps your voice; it just makes the English read right.
How is this different from Grammarly?
Grammarly treats ASL grammar like broken English and "fixes" it as mistakes. AvoPolisher understands ASL as its own complete language system, so it carries your meaning into natural English instead of flagging how you think as wrong.
Where can I use it?
Anywhere written English matters: job applications, schoolwork, business emails, government forms, or texting hearing coworkers.
Do I need an account?
No. Guests get 5 free polishes a day with no account. A free account gets its own 10 a day tied to the account, so your limit follows you on any device or network. Signing up is free.
What do casual and formal modes do?
Casual sounds like a text to a friend — contractions are fine. Formal is polished and professional: no slang, no contractions. Pick your mode before you polish.
What does "show me what changed" do?
It lists the edits the polisher made to your text, so you can see what changed and learn the pattern for next time.
When do Pro and Premium launch?
Paid checkout is coming soon. Until then, the guest plan (5/day) and free accounts (10/day) work fully — sign up today and your account, quota, and history carry straight into a paid plan when it opens.
What counts as one polish?
Each time you press the polish button, that's one — up to 500 characters as a guest, 1,000 with a free account, 2,000 on Pro, or 5,000 on Premium. The plan check before sending doesn't count.
When does my daily quota reset?
Every day at midnight. Unused polishes don't roll over — use them or lose them.
Why do guests get fewer polishes than free accounts?
Guests are tracked by network address, which is easy to abuse and easy to lose (your count resets if your address changes). An account is verifiable, so it earns a higher limit that follows you everywhere.
Can I cancel a paid plan?
Anytime, in one click from your settings. You keep paid access until the end of the billing month, then drop to the free plan — nothing is deleted.
Is my writing stored anywhere?
No. Your text goes to the AI for polishing and is never saved. Only quota metadata (your account or network address plus today's count) is kept so the daily limit works.
Who makes AvoPolisher?
It's built by avoai.dev (AvocadoWeb Services LLC) — deaf-built AI tools.