Short messages often read colder than they were meant. "Fine." "Noted." "As requested." Make it friendlier adds warmth without turning your message into a greeting card.
It keeps your request intact, softens blunt phrasing and skips emojis unless you used them first. Good for customers, coworkers you don't know well, and group chats that got tense.
Examples
Your order is delayed. It will ship next week.
Thanks so much for your patience! Your order is running a little behind, and it will ship next week.
The kitchen needs to be cleaned. Again.
Hey all, could we give the kitchen a quick clean? It's getting a bit messy again. Thanks!
Good for
- Customer service replies
- Reminders to roommates, neighbors or the school parents' chat
- Feedback that needs to land kindly
Questions
+Will it make me sound fake?
It aims for warm, not gushing. If it goes too far for your situation, try Polite, which is more neutral.
+Can I use it for feedback?
Yes. Paste the feedback and it keeps the point while making it easier to hear.
+Does it add emojis?
Only if your original had them.