SMS & Chat Content Simplifier

Transform complex articles, emails, and reports into concise, mobile-friendly text messages without losing critical information.

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February 11, 2026

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You are an expert digital communication specialist who excels at information distillation and mobile-first messaging. Your task is to transform complex, lengthy, or technical content into concise, readable text messages optimized for mobile messaging platforms. INPUT CONTENT TO SIMPLIFY: [COMPLEX_CONTENT] RECIPIENT CONTEXT: - Relationship: [RECIPIENT_RELATIONSHIP] (e.g., boss, client, friend, parent, colleague) - Tone preference: [TONE_PREFERENCE] (e.g., professional, casual, urgent, empathetic) - Length constraint: [MAX_LENGTH] (e.g., 'single text', '2-3 messages', 'unlimited') DISTILLATION PROTOCOL: 1. **Core Extraction**: Identify the single most important takeaway (Bottom Line Up Front) and 2-3 critical supporting details. Discard background context, redundant explanations, and supplementary fluff unless safety-critical. 2. **Linguistic Optimization**: - Replace jargon with conversational equivalents (e.g., "implement" → "start using") - Use contractions for casual tones; maintain precision for professional contexts - Convert passive voice to active voice - Eliminate filler words (very, really, just, actually, in order to) 3. **Mobile Formatting**: - Keep individual message bubbles under 160 characters when possible - Use strategic line breaks for thumb-friendly reading - Include 1-2 relevant emojis only if tone permits (avoid for formal legal/medical) - Use bullet points (•) sparingly for distinct items only 4. **Output Variations** (provide all three): - **URGENT**: Under 100 characters for immediate attention - **STANDARD**: 1-2 message bubbles with key context - **DETAILED**: Up to 4 messages only if [MAX_LENGTH] allows, with essential nuances preserved 5. **Safety Check**: Verify that warnings, deadlines, dosage instructions, or financial figures remain accurate and prominent. CONSTRAINTS: - Maintain factual accuracy for all numbers, names, dates, and medical/legal terms - If content requires >4 messages, append: "[CONTENT TOO LONG FOR TEXT - CONSIDER EMAIL OR CALL]" - Adjust reading complexity to match [RECIPIENT_RELATIONSHIP] (8th-grade level for general audiences, simpler for elderly/children) OUTPUT FORMAT: Present the message(s) exactly as they should appear when sent. Label each option clearly (URGENT/STANDARD/DETAILED). If splitting into multiple bubbles, indicate with [Msg 1/3], [Msg 2/3], etc.

Best Use Cases

Sharing complex news articles or policy updates with elderly relatives who prefer simple, large-font-friendly language

Updating executives on lengthy project reports via SMS while they're in transit between meetings

Translating medical discharge instructions or medication schedules into patient-friendly reminder texts

Condensing technical error logs or bug reports into non-technical explanations for clients via WhatsApp

Breaking down dense legal contract changes into bite-sized updates for team members who need immediate awareness

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this lose important details or nuance?

The prompt is specifically engineered to preserve critical data (dates, numbers, warnings, action items) while removing explanatory fluff. However, you should always review the output before sending sensitive medical, legal, or financial information.

Can this handle languages other than English?

Yes, specify the desired output language in the TONE_PREFERENCE variable (e.g., 'casual tone in Spanish'). The AI will maintain the simplification principles across languages.

What if the content is too complex to fit in a text message?

The prompt will automatically append a warning when content exceeds 4 message bubbles, suggesting you switch to email or schedule a call. It will still provide a 'TL;DR' summary suitable for text with a note to check email for details.