Rosetta rewrites a dense expert document — a medical study, a contract, a research paper — to your level of background knowledge, then lifts you higher as you go. Every figure, every hedge, every caveat preserved. Never dumbed down into being wrong.
Keeps every number & hedge · never overstates · not advice
One slider morphs the whole document across five altitudes — from a curious twelve-year-old to a working practitioner to the untouched original — with a lens-focus crossfade. Start where you’re comfortable and climb as it clicks.
You don’t need every section at the same depth. Pin the methods to Practitioner while the results sit at Reader — Rosetta holds each section exactly where you set it, so nothing important gets flattened by accident.
Translation and source sit in aligned columns. Hover any rewritten sentence and the exact source lines light up — and the other way around. Technical terms that survive keep a dotted underline you can tap for a definition.
The same dense document holds a dozen readings at once — one for the beginner, one for the specialist, one for everyone between. Rosetta finds the layer that fits you and lets you climb toward the source at your own pace.
Like a lens bringing a page into focus, Rosetta resolves a dense passage to your level without bending what it says. It carries every quantitative claim, every “may,” every “in mice,” every sample size — and refuses to make a simpler sentence a more confident one.
Every plan keeps the full integrity guarantee. Higher tiers lift the limits and open up pinning, glossary, exports, and the API.
Making an expert document readable is easy to do badly — round off a number, drop a hedge, and you’ve changed what it means. Rosetta is built to refuse that.
Every quantitative claim, every hedge — “may,” “in mice,” the sample size — and every safety-relevant caveat survives the translation. A simpler sentence is never a more confident one.
After a read, three questions on what you actually saw. Miss one and Rosetta suggests pinning that section a level simpler; ace them and it nudges the whole document a level higher.
The working document lives in your session only — nothing is stored, and it’s never used to train models. Export the current reading to Markdown whenever you like.
Paste a passage or upload a file and slide it to wherever you are. Climb toward the original as fast as it clicks — with every number and caveat still intact.