Let AI assist in writing Business messages, speeches, and posts

A chatbot answers the question you asked. AI Writer knows the question you should have been asked.

Each of the 21 occasions has the shape of that kind of writing built into it — a quote states price after value and closes on one easy next step; an apology owns it in the first line and never ends on an excuse; a eulogy is anchored in a specific memory rather than a list of qualities. That structure decides what the form asks you for and the order the draft comes back in. A blank prompt box cannot tell you what you forgot to include.

It also runs on Apple Intelligence, so nothing you type is sent anywhere.

No. Anything specific it wasn’t told — a figure, a date, a quote, a name — comes back as a bracketed placeholder for you to fill in, rather than a plausible-looking fact.

For a eulogy and an apology the rule is stricter still: the draft may contain only what you actually provided, with no illustrative detail added at all. Those are the two occasions where an invention would be unforgivable, so they are handled differently on purpose.

Once a draft appears, use the refine bar at the bottom to tell AI Writer what to change — “make it warmer,” “cut it down,” “add a line about her promotion” — by typing or by voice with live dictation. Each refinement creates a new draft and keeps the previous one, so you can page back and forth (“Draft 2 of 3”) and pick the version you like best.

No Claude key and no API key — AI Writer uses Apple’s on-device model, so it works the moment you open it.

On the Free plan each draft counts toward your 10 on-device AI actions a day, shared with Smart Reply, Analyze, Summary, and Skills. Pro makes them unlimited.