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I'm thrilled to share that I've been reflecting on the importance of authentic leadership in today's dynamic business environment. Here are 5 key lessons I've learned on my journey.
Write in your own voiceYour ideas. Your words.
Your ideas. Your words.
Your voice.
Teach StyleMimic how you write. Turn your ideas into posts, emails and newsletters that sound like you, not a generic AI assistant.
- Free account
- 5,000 words a month
- Analysing is free, no account
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Sentence rhythm, punctuation habits, vocabulary and typical openers — measured, not guessed by AI.
Before and after
Same idea. One sounds like a person.
On the left, what a general-purpose assistant produces. On the right, the same brief written against a saved voice profile.
With a saved voice
I fired myself from sales last month. Not dramatic — I was just the bottleneck. Three deals sat in my inbox while I rewrote the pricing page for the fourth time.
Hook survives the 'see more' cut, and the phrasing matches the author's short, blunt paragraphs.
- Hook
- 18 words of preamble → 7-word first line
- Longest sentence
- 29 words → 15 words
- Concrete details
- 0 → 3 (sales, inbox, pricing page)
- Announcement clichés
- 2 ("thrilled", "journey") → 0
How it works
Three steps, then it stays yours
You do the first step once. After that every draft starts from the voice you already saved.
- 1
Add your writing samples
Paste something you already wrote — one post is enough to start, a few hundred words makes it sharper. Photos of writing work too.
From 40 words
- 2
Create and save your voice
Sentence rhythm, punctuation habits, vocabulary and typical openers are measured, then kept as a named voice you can edit later.
Named and reusable
- 3
Write and refine in your style
Give it the idea. Pick the format. The draft comes back in your voice, and you can highlight any sentence and rewrite just that part.
Edit in place
Use cases
Who keeps a voice on file
Personal writing
You know what you want to say, then spend twenty minutes rewriting an AI draft until it stops sounding like a press release.
One saved voice, used across posts, emails and longer pieces, so the first draft already reads like you.
For creators and professionalsGhostwriters and client work
Every client sounds different, and keeping five voices straight in your head is the actual job.
A named voice per client, each built from their own writing, switched with one click and edited whenever their style shifts.
For ghostwritersBrand communication
Three people write for the same company and the newsletter, the support replies and the posts all read like different brands.
One shared voice profile built from the copy you already approved, so the tone holds no matter who is writing.
For brands and teamsInside the workspace
One place to write, not twelve tabs
Everything below is how the workspace works today.
- 1
Pick the voice
Your saved voices sit above the page. Choose one, or blend two when a piece needs both.
- 2
Give it the idea
A line of brief, the format, the length. Or paste text you already have and ask for a rewrite.
- 3
Fix only what you want
Sentences that read machine-made are marked. Highlight any part and rewrite just that part.
- 4
Copy it out
Take the finished text wherever you publish. Only the words you generate count against your allowance.
Saved voices
Paste your samples once
A voice is a saved profile, not a one-off prompt. Build it once and every tool on the site can write against it — no re-pasting the same writing for each new task.
A free account keeps up to 10 voices and 5,000 written words a month.
Keep several, pin the one you use
One voice per client, or one for work and one for your own writing. The order is yours.
See and edit what it learned from
Every sample stays visible. Change one, delete a weak one, add a better one — nothing is a black box.
Sharpen it as you write more
Add writing later and the measurements update. Re-reading the samples costs you nothing.
Keep your style in one place
A free account gives you 5,000 words a month and up to 10 saved style profiles. Writing needs an account — scanning a style doesn't.
Free to start, no card
Pay for words, not seats
Every plan is metered in written words, so you always know exactly what you are buying. Start free, upgrade only when you run out.
Free account
Available now$0/mo
Everything you need to test your voice.
- 5,000 written words a month
- Up to 10 saved style profiles
- Blend several styles into one voice
- No card — style scans are free even without an account
Available now
Starter
Coming$9/mo
The best price per word we can offer.
- 30,000 words a month
- Up to 3,000 words per run
- 25 style profiles
- Priority processing
You can't buy this yet — free accounts get first access at this price
Pro
Coming$19/mo
For daily publishing and client work.
- 150,000 words a month
- Up to 5,000 words per run
- Unlimited refine loops
- Email support
You can't buy this yet — top-up word packs arrive with billing
Run out mid-month? Top up.
Buy extra words once, on any plan. Unlike your monthly pool, top-up words never expire — whatever you don't use rolls into next month.
10,000 words
$5
$0.50 per 1,000 words · one-off
30,000 words
$12
$0.40 per 1,000 words · one-off
100,000 words
$35
$0.35 per 1,000 words · one-off
Top-ups arrive with billing. No date promised — create a free account and you'll be first in line at these prices.
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