What is HyperWrite?
HyperWrite is an AI writing assistant that works in a web editor and as a Chrome extension. It drafts paragraphs, completes sentences as you type, answers email and writes research-backed text with citations. It is aimed at students, marketers and professionals, and its Scholar AI tool draws on millions of scholarly articles.
Most AI chat tools make you copy text back and forth between a chat window and the place you actually write. HyperWrite puts the assistant where the writing happens: its Chrome extension offers TypeAhead completions inside Gmail, Google Docs and other sites, while the web app handles longer drafts, rewrites and research. Citations and real-time information on paid plans help when you need sources, not just fluent text.
Main Features
- AutoWrite generates full paragraphs on a topic you give it.
- TypeAhead suggests contextual sentence completions as you type in the browser.
- Email Response drafts replies to messages from a short prompt.
- HyperChat is a conversational assistant with citations and real-time information on paid plans.
- Scholar AI searches millions of scholarly articles to support research-backed writing.
- Magic Editor rewrites and refines existing text for clarity and tone.
- Custom Tools and Personas let you build your own AI workflows and writing voices.
How to Get Started with HyperWrite
- Create a free account in the HyperWrite web app or install the Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store.
- Open Gmail, Google Docs or the HyperWrite editor and start typing to see TypeAhead suggestions.
- Use AutoWrite, Email Response or HyperChat for longer drafts and replies.
- Upgrade to Premium or Ultra when you need more AI messages, citations and personas.
HyperWrite Pricing
A free plan gives limited monthly credits on the basic AI. Premium is $19.99 per month ($16 per month billed annually) for 250 AI messages, and Ultra is $44.99 per month ($29 annually) for unlimited messages.
Who Should Use It?
- Students writing essays and research summaries with citations
- Marketers drafting blog posts, social captions and newsletters
- Professionals who answer a lot of email in Gmail
- Writers who want sentence completions inside Google Docs
- Researchers scanning scholarly articles for a first draft
HyperWrite Alternatives
- QuillBot: better for paraphrasing and grammar fixes than drafting
- Writesonic AI: more focused on SEO articles and marketing copy
- Harpa AI: browser extension geared to page summaries and web automation
Frequently Asked Questions
Is HyperWrite free?
Yes, there is a free plan with limited monthly credits on the basic AI model. Paid Premium starts at $16 per month billed annually and adds 250 AI messages, citations, real-time information and three custom personas.
Does HyperWrite work in Gmail and Google Docs?
Yes. The Chrome extension works inside Gmail, Google Docs and other websites, giving you TypeAhead completions and email replies without leaving the page. TypeAheads are unlimited on both paid plans.
Can HyperWrite cite sources?
Paid plans include citations and real-time information in its answers, and the Scholar AI tool searches millions of scholarly articles. You should still open and check each source before relying on it in academic or published work.