Reads your punctuation
Eight marks, four vocabularies. A comma asks for a hinge, a semicolon for a formal turn, a colon for an example.
Early access · Waitlist open
The instant you type a punctuation mark, Segue suggests the transition word for your next move: contrast, consequence, example or conclusion. It all runs on your device.
105 transitions across 8 rhetorical moves, matched to the mark you type
How it works
Segue stays silent while you write. It speaks up only at the moment a sentence can turn, and offers the turn instead of taking it.
Type the way you already do. Nothing pops up, nothing gets underlined, nothing interrupts the thought.
End a clause with . , ; : ! ? — or … and Segue reads the mark. Each one invites a different kind of next move.
Four transitions appear, grouped by what they do to your argument. Tab to pick, Enter to insert, or keep typing and they vanish.
Live demo
This is the real engine, running in your browser. End a sentence with a punctuation mark and choose where it goes next. Nothing you type leaves this page.
.A pause. Now pick your direction.
Tab to choose, Enter to insert, Esc to dismiss. Your text stays on this device.
0 segues taken4 suggestions after .: However, Therefore, Furthermore, Specifically.
Features
Everything Segue does happens the moment you punctuate, and none of it touches your words unless you ask.
Eight marks, four vocabularies. A comma asks for a hinge, a semicolon for a formal turn, a colon for an example.
Matching a mark to a word is a local lookup. No model to call, no request to make, and it keeps working offline.
Hand-picked connectives across eight rhetorical moves.
No underlines, no grades, no rewrites. One word, offered at the end of a clause. You decide.
Tab to reach, Enter to insert, Escape to dismiss. Your hands never leave the keys.
Segue rotates its lists, so the same four words do not echo down your page.
The eight moves
Segue groups its suggestions by what they do to your argument, so you choose a direction, not just a word.
Segue offers a word. It never rewrites your sentence, grades your prose, or uploads your draft. Your words. Your voice. Yours
Short answers about what Segue is, what it is not, and when you can use it.
No. Segue never flags an error, never underlines anything and never rewrites a sentence. It offers a word at the moment you finish a clause, and that is the whole product.
Join the waitlist and we will email you the moment the first build is ready. No newsletter, no sharing, one unsubscribe link.