Thirteen short sections, four or five quick choices each. Answer honestly, watch your voice file write itself, and walk away with something no one else can wear.
A posture fills in about a dozen answers. Every one of them is a question you will still see, and can still change.
Finishing reveals your free file here. We ask for an email only to send you a copy, so it’s never lost. No account or password.
Thirteen dimensions, mapped into a portable, human-readable voice file. Your free starter file is ready below, and a copy goes to your inbox with the voiceprint ID.
The picture is yours either way, and it is drawn from your answers alone. So is the free file below, and it works on its own. The full voiceprint adds the sections tuned to you: your own anti-AI filter on top of the generic one, the calibration passages you picked, your protected phrases held exempt from that filter, a hard-rules block, and a check the model runs before it hands you the draft. See what it adds ↓
Not a verdict on your writing. These are the places your own preferences sit closest to what an AI does by default — which is exactly where drift arrives sounding like you.
This is an unedited answer a current model gave to a real brief: tell your readers you are raising your prices. It is competent writing. Here is what your voiceprint flags in it.
Paste something your AI wrote. This runs entirely in your browser — the text is never sent anywhere, stored or logged. It reports what breaks the rules you set, and nothing else. There is no score, because a number on a short draft would be inventing precision that is not there.
These are the dials that change the output most. Move one and the file above rewrites itself. Nothing is locked in — you can come back and move them again.
The file goes wherever your AI keeps its standing instructions. Once per tool, and then it applies to everything you write there.
The file above carries the baseline anti-AI filter and your whole style, and it works — we measured it, and it put 13 of 15 drafts inside the target rhythm, against 0 of 15 with no file. What the paid sections add is the part tuned to you: a filter built from the phrases you named rather than the generic ones, your signatures held exempt from it, dials that re-cut the file as you move them, unlimited variants for whatever room you are writing in, and the exports a builder needs. It is one payment and there is nothing after it.
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