Make this sound like me on a good day, not like a chatbot.

Your draft rewritten in your own voice, learned from two things you actually wrote.


When to use
When a draft says the right things and sounds like nobody in particular.
Time
5 min

The prompt

Here are two things I wrote that sound like me. Sample one: . Sample two: . Before you change anything, tell me in four short lines what you notice about how I write: my sentence length, the words I reach for, how I open and how I close. Then rewrite the draft below so it sounds like the same person wrote it. Keep every fact and the order of ideas. Don’t lift phrases from my samples, don’t exaggerate my habits, and don’t add polish, jokes or warmth the samples don’t have. If you weren’t sure how I’d say something, mark that sentence so I can fix it myself. Here is the draft:

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