A readability score gives back one number for an entire passage, but it doesn't point at which specific word actually dragged that number down, 'utilize' instead of 'use,' 'facilitate' instead of 'help,' individual multi-syllable words a reader stumbles on even when the surrounding sentence structure is otherwise perfectly fine. This tool analyzes text for average syllable count and suggests simpler word-level alternatives, flagging specific complex words directly rather than only producing a single overall readability score for the whole passage. Useful for finding the exact words dragging a document's readability down rather than just seeing a grade-level number with no clear next step, swapping an unnecessarily complex word for a simpler one a reader won't stumble on, or catching a habit of reaching for inflated vocabulary throughout a draft one flagged word at a time.