What Natural Write changed

• Removed the entire FAQ section with 16 questions and answers.
• Removed the site footer containing links to the blog, API, and legal pages.
• Removed the "Why Natural Write AI Humanizer?" section that highlighted accuracy and language support.
• Removed the top navigation menu links for the AI Detector, Paraphraser, and Grammar Checker.
• Shortened the main headline and removed the "Bypass AI Detectors" sub-header.

The website is now much shorter. It focuses only on the main tool and user reviews. This might be a test to see if a simpler page gets more people to sign up.

• The link for the "Study Clutch" product was changed from studyclutch.com/notes to studyclutch.com.
• A small text fragment was cut off at the very end of the product list in the footer.

The company changed where they send users who click on their partner product, Study Clutch. This might mean they are moving users to a main landing page instead of a specific notes section.

• Updated the main headline to focus on bypassing AI detectors.
• Added a new navigation menu with links to a Paraphraser, Grammar Checker, and AI Detector.
• Added a "Why Natural Write" section highlighting support for 50+ languages and academic use cases.
• Included a large FAQ section covering subscriptions, refunds, and API access.
• Added a footer with links to an influencer program and a "Study Clutch" partner site.

The product is shifting from a general writing improver to a tool specifically designed to help users avoid detection by AI-checking software.