Free · about 30 minutes
For creators who've been at this long enough to know the problem isn't effort.
Voiceprint
Get your AI to sound like you. Not like everyone else's AI.
Your AI writes like everyone's AI because it has no idea who you are. Voiceprint fixes that with five questions: who you write for, what your content is for, what isn't you, your habits, and a reference point. In about 30 minutes your voice is down on paper: a file your AI loads every session, or a one-page Voiceprint you hand to anyone who writes with you.
No pitch on the other side. Just the setup. You keep the file forever.
Why your AI sounds generic
You can usually tell.
The opening that could've come from anyone. The tidy three-point structure. The word “delve.” You paste your idea in, and what comes back is competent and completely not you.
So you spend twenty minutes rewriting it back into your own voice. Every draft. That's the tax you pay for an AI that's never met you.
It's not a you problem. It's a missing file problem. Your AI doesn't have a file that tells it who you are, so it defaults to who everyone is. Voiceprint fixes that.
How it works
Four steps. One file. Done in a sitting.
1. Run the prompt. Paste one prompt and answer five short questions, one at a time. Who you're creating for. What your content is supposed to do. What gives away that something isn't you. Messy and honest beats polished.
2. Drop in your work. Add three to five pieces you've published. Your AI reads how you actually sound, not just what you say about yourself. That's where your real voice lives.
3. Review the file. Your AI drafts a short creator-context.md from your answers and your samples. Read it. Anything that isn't you, change it. Settle any gaps it flagged between what you said and what you actually made.
4. Load it every time. One line of setup tells your AI to read the file every session. From now on, what comes back already knows your voice before you've typed a word.
Prefer paper? The worksheet asks the same five questions, then has you read three to five of your own pieces out loud. That's how you find your real habits, not the ones you think you have. No AI touches your work. It ends with a one-page Voiceprint you can hand to an editor, a VA, or anyone who drafts for you.
Want to feel the difference? Before you run any of this, have your AI write a five-point article on a topic you know cold. Save it. Run the same request again once your Voiceprint is loaded, and put the two side by side. That gap is the point.
What you'll need
Three things.
- For the AI interview: Claude, or your AI of choice, with somewhere to save a file.
- For the worksheet: a pen, or the PDF open on your computer.
- Three to five pieces of content you're proud of: posts, essays, emails, video or podcast transcripts. Whatever feels most like you.
- About 30 focused minutes.
Built for experts who got good at something else first.
You've been creating long enough to have a real voice. A track record, a point of view, things you've actually done and thought through. You're not looking for a shortcut. You're looking for a tool that respects that.
Voiceprint makes sure the AI you work with carries what makes you distinctly you, instead of flattening it into the same output everyone else is publishing.
Make your AI sound like you.
Free. About 30 minutes. Two ways in: an AI interview that builds a file your AI loads every session, and a worksheet for anyone who writes with you or would rather work on paper.
No pitch on the other side. Just the setup. You keep the file forever.