Meaning first. Style second. Human judgment last.
SayMorph uses AI to transform delivery, not to establish truth. Our product and prompt rules are designed around that distinction.
Last updated August 18, 2026Three deliberate versions
Safe, Balanced, and Bold are generated together so users can compare the distance from the source. Stronger style is never permission to alter facts or invent context.
Fact and meaning safeguards
SayMorph runs server-side checks for structured facts—names, organizations, products, amounts, percentages, dates, weekdays, relative dates, times, IDs, URLs, and email addresses—and for selected meaning anchors such as negations, refusals, deadlines, commitments, and invented urgency, obligation, ownership, or attachments. A result that fails these checks is rejected rather than silently presented as successful. These safeguards are designed to reduce risk, but they cannot detect every possible change in meaning. Always verify important output before you rely on it.
Prompt-injection boundary
Submitted text is treated as untrusted source material. Commands, roles, markup, links, and phrases such as “ignore previous instructions” inside that text are content to transform—not instructions for the model or server.
Style and identity boundaries
SayMorph supports broad tone, era, genre, and original-character traits. It does not support imitation of celebrities, living public figures, brands, protected characters, or a living writer’s distinctive style.
Human review
Always verify important output. Legal, medical, financial, contractual, employment, safety, and public statements require appropriate human or professional review.