Write the honest thing. Send the blurry one.

Figleaf rewrites your message in different words with roughly the same meaning, then attaches a receipt proving the words weren't yours. Say it in public. Keep your voice to yourself.

Free to try. No account needed.

They wrote politician → hostile lawyers

I smoked but I did not inhale.

Figleaf sent

¬ I engaged in conduct that, while technically within the scope of the activity in question, did not result in the completion of the process that would constitute full participation as legally defined. figleaf.pro/v/7FECE940

these are real receipts; click one
¬ try it

Blur something

Type what you actually think. See what goes out instead.

Who's talking, and who's reading?

Want personas and a running log? Open the full compose view.

¬ why
  1. What you type is permanent.

    Anything you post can be quoted back at you forever. With Figleaf the exact words were never yours, and there's a receipt to prove it.

  2. Your voice can be copied.

    Models learn how you write from what you publish. Give them the blur. Save the real thing for people you actually know.

  3. Nobody knows what's AI anymore.

    You can't prove your words aren't AI. Strangely, you can prove that they are. Speaking through a labeled filter is the honest move.

how to think about it
Writing with Figleaf is like playing electric guitar. The distortion is the point. It's a little bit crazy. It's extremely freeing.
¬ how
  1. You write it straight.

    Say the thing the way you'd say it to a friend. Your original is never posted; the receipt carries only a fingerprint of it.

  2. The AI picks the words.

    Two dials set how far the meaning drifts and how hard the rewrite leans into your audience. You don't choose the wording. That's the whole idea.

  3. The receipt rides along.

    Every blur starts with ¬ and ends with a link like figleaf.pro/v/7FECE940. Anyone can open it and see the signed record.

¬ where