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The platform

Capability, refined.

It's simple. Paste, fire, and forget. But for those inquisitive few, Fractionate's features are listed below.

What sets us apart

Everything essential.
And then some. Because you and your time are worth more than a half ass.

01

Self-Correcting Pacing Engine

Fractionate operates on four distinct rhythms: steady, bursty, front-loaded, and back-loaded, governing how insertion delays are randomized between words or characters. Rather than fixing a schedule at job start, the mean delay is recomputed from whatever duration and unit count actually remain at each step, so the job self-corrects toward landing on time even as each profile shapes the pacing differently along the way.

02

Operating Hours Authority

Jobs can be confined to a specific time-of-day window (e.g. 9:00–17:00) and specific days of the week, so a multi-day transfer only actually inserts text during "working hours" rather than running continuously through nights and weekends.

03

Two-Tier Free Trial

New users get both a "sneak peek" (a tightly capped demo at ≤150 characters, ≤3 hours) to see the pacing in action, plus one full free job with no such caps. Take a look around and imagine this whenever. The grass is greener on this side.

04

Two-Tier Free Trial

New users get both a "sneak peek" (a tightly capped demo at ≤150 characters, ≤3 hours) to see the pacing in action, plus one full free job with no such caps. Take a look around and imagine this whenever. The grass is greener on this side.

05

Referral System

Users get a shareable code that pays out bonus access TWICE. Receive seven days of free paid-access status upon inviting three friends to download, and receive a MONTH of paid-access status when those three friends purchase subscriptions. Tracked as two separate progress counters.

06

Google Docs Integration

Fractionate directly interacts with your Google Drive, creating a NEW Google Doc and generating the text over time, preventing file corruption and/or overwriting important text.