Does InstaText store my texts?

No. InstaText has a strict zero-retention policy: the texts you submit and their improvements are processed in memory and deleted immediately after the improved version is returned to you. No text content is ever stored on disk, in any database, or in logs — not even temporarily. Only metadata (such as the request time and number of processed characters) is saved for billing and service reliability purposes, and this metadata is automatically deleted after 30 days.

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Is InstaText safe to use for journal submissions?

Yes. InstaText improves your existing text without generating new content, so your authorship and originality remain intact. Many journal and conference guidelines permit the use of editing tools that improve language quality without generating content. InstaText has been used by researchers at institutions including UC Berkeley, Stanford, Princeton, and Cambridge. For guidance on how to […]

Is InstaText only for non-native speakers?

InstaText is for anyone who wants to improve the clarity, readability, and polish of their writing. While it’s particularly popular with non-native English speakers – who use it to bring their texts to native-level quality – many native speakers rely on InstaText to refine clarity, coherence, and word choice in their academic papers, business communications, […]