This free checker tells you if your personalization feels creepy.
We flag references to private life that a stranger should never use.
- Private life referencehigh
pregnancy
→ Use only public, professional context: role, company news, published work.
- Private life referencehigh
new baby
→ Use only public, professional context: role, company news, published work.
Quick rule-based checks, run in your browser. The MailDignity API reads full context with AI and writes rewrites.
Research shows effort. Private facts show surveillance.
Mentioning a conference talk is personalization. Mentioning a divorce, a diagnosis or a funeral is intrusion — even if you found it online.
Recipients do not ask how you found it. They ask why you used it.
Frequently asked questions.
Is public information fair game?
Professional information is. Private life is not, even when technically public.
What is safe to mention?
Role, company news, published articles, talks, awards, product launches.
Does AI personalization make this worse?
Yes. Enrichment tools surface personal data at scale. A check before sending matters more than ever.
Is my text stored?
No.
Check every email before it sends.
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