Kill the corporate jargon
in your inbox and your feed.
Buzzkill highlights the buzzwords as you read your email and scroll LinkedIn, rewrites them to plain English in one click, and ranks the worst offenders in both.
Paste an email. Watch the jargon die.
Below is a live example. Clear it and paste a real email of your own (it never leaves your browser), and Buzzkill translates the corporate-speak live, then ranks how bad it is.
See it work. Then turn it on your coworkers.
Every buzzword, lit up.
Open any email and Buzzkill highlights the jargon, scores its Corporate Rank from Intern to Executive, and hands you the plain-English version. Hover for a definition, click to swap.
Catch yourself in the act.
A live counter tallies the jargon in your draft. Try to send with buzzwords still in it and a guard stops you. Fix them one tap at a time, or hit "Swap all to plain English" and ship something human.
Your inbox is now a leaderboard.
Every sender gets ranked by how much jargon they sling and how senior it sounds. Finally, receipts on who in the company talks like a press release. Screenshot it for the group chat. Yes, you're on it too.
Worst offenders (your inbox)
Your feed is wall-to-wall thought leadership. We brought subtitles.
Turn it on for LinkedIn (you opt in and grant access) and every post in your feed gets a dark Buzzkill bar up top that escalates by how bad it is: Plain-spoken if you're lucky, Mild corporate-speak if you're not, Fluent Corporate when it's really cooking, complete with a live buzzword count and a Corporate Rank from Intern to Executive. Then it ranks the most corporate people in your feed, because someone has to.
Most corporate in your feed
Win by your coworkers' jargon.
Buzzkill deals you a 5x5 card and the squares mark themselves as real emails use the phrases. You can complete a line off a single all-hands email. There is an achievement literally called Name and Shame. We are not sorry.
We can't leak your email. We don't have a server.
No backend, no analytics, no tracking. Buzzkill reads your open email and your draft only to do its job, entirely inside the page, and keeps your stats on your own machine. The one network call it makes is fetching a small layout-fix file, so it keeps working when Gmail or LinkedIn change their design, and that request carries none of your data. Nothing about you is ever transmitted, sold, or seen by anyone but you.
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