Gutenberg and the block editor
A planned sidebar workflow for reviewing and refining post content.
Bring Walter’s writing tools into your publishing workflow. Our WordPress plugin is coming soon. Try Walter on the web today.
Try Walter on the web
A preview of the writing tools planned for the WordPress editor.
Turn stiff AI phrasing into more natural writing while keeping your meaning.
Review AI detection signals before deciding what needs another edit.
Check spelling, punctuation and grammar as part of your writing review.
Review matching passages and check the sources behind your writing.
The design explores bulk review from your posts list. Final bulk-processing features and availability will be confirmed at launch.

The planned post review brings AI detection, plagiarism and grammar findings into one place before publication.
How to choose a trail running shoe · Sample post
2 blocks flagged out of 14
1 matching source
5 punctuation, 2 word choice
Illustrative results: design preview
The block editor is the planned starting point. Other compatibility details are still to be confirmed.
A planned sidebar workflow for reviewing and refining post content.
Support and installation requirements will be confirmed at launch.
Compatibility with SEO plugins has not yet been confirmed.
From your own blog to client websites, the goal is the same: clearer writing and a simpler review workflow.
Try Walter on the webReview the voice, clarity and consistency of your posts. Until the plugin launches, use Walter on the web and bring your reviewed text back to WordPress.
Refine client drafts before publication. Multisite support, team access and plugin pricing will be confirmed with the release.

What is available now and how to work with Walter while the plugin is in development.
The native WordPress integration is coming soon. There is no plugin download linked on this page. You can use Walter’s web app now and copy your reviewed text into WordPress.
Yes. Copy a passage from your draft into Walter’s web app, review the rewritten version and paste it back into WordPress. This is a manual workflow, not an installed WordPress integration.
Walter’s integration roadmap describes a planned block-editor integration. Final compatibility and installation requirements will be confirmed with the plugin release. This page does not establish support for Classic Editor, Elementor or WooCommerce.
The web-app workflow on this page does not publish to WordPress or change your site. You copy back the text you want to use and control publication yourself.
No. The Chrome extension runs in the browser. The planned WordPress plugin is a separate integration. Check the extension’s own page for its current requirements and supported use.
Walter provides an API for custom development. Review the API documentation for current endpoints and requirements. A custom implementation is separate from Walter’s planned WordPress plugin.
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