Style reads your actual writing and writes back a profile of how you sound. The rules, the banned words, the tone, the patterns. Your other tools read the profile and write in your voice. One source of truth, used everywhere.
You sign into a new writing tool. It asks for samples. You paste them. The next tool asks again. You paste again. And every tool gets a slightly different version of you, because none of them talk to each other.
Style fixes that. You capture your voice once. Every tool that needs it reads the same profile. No more retyping the rules. No more "this one sounds like me, that one does not." One profile, everywhere your name appears.
A profile is not a brand guide or a vibes deck. It is a structured object. Rules, banned phrases, tone anchors, sample patterns. The kind of thing a tool can actually use.
You give Style the raw material. It does the structural reading. You review and save. Your other tools start using the profile the moment you save it.
Drop in three to ten samples of your actual writing. LinkedIn posts, emails, blog excerpts. Whatever sounds most like you.
Style reads the samples and extracts the rules, the banned phrases, the tone anchors, and the sample patterns that make you sound like you.
See what Style found. Edit anything that does not sound right. Add rules of your own. You stay in charge of the voice.
Name the profile and save it. It shows up in your library. Voice, Repurpose, and Brief read it the next time you draft.
A real object your tools can read. Multiple profiles per account, one per project or voice. Pick the right one when you draft.
Style is part of the open beta. Save as many profiles as you want. Voice, Repurpose, and Brief all read them the moment you save.
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