How draft writing works — and why nothing reaches your couple until you say so
A first pass lands in your review queue. It only ever reaches the couple through your hands.
This is the promise the whole product is built on, so it is worth stating plainly: a draft only ever reaches your couple or family through you. Review-first is architecture here, not a setting you can leave off.
When you ask for a draft, RiteBinder writes a first pass from the interview answers and the blocks you chose. It lands in a review queue, clearly labeled as a draft.
Nothing is sent, shared, or shown to your couple from that queue. It is yours to read, cut, rewrite, and make sound like you.
You accept blocks one at a time. Only an accepted block becomes part of the script, and only a script you send reaches the portal. There is no path where model output skips your hands.
A draft is a starting point, never the ceremony. The words that get spoken are the ones you chose — the first pass just saves you the blank page.
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