In Facebook, there is a small paragraph of text. The user clicks on a word underlined in red and a Grammarly window pops up with a suggested correction. The user clicks on the suggestion and the text is updated automatically. In Microsoft Word, there is a small paragraph of text. The user clicks on a numbered icon in the bottom-right corner, and a window pops up with suggestions for rephrasing the sentence. The user clicks on the "Rephrase" button and the suggestions are implemented automatically. In Gmail, there is a small paragraph of text. The user clicks on a numbered icon in the bottom-right corner and a window pops up with suggestions for rephrasing the text. The user selects the button for accepting the changes, the text is updated, and a window appears informing the user that these changes make their writing appear "confident" with a five-dot rating.