Your writing is your reputation. Stop letting the deadline write it for you.
Sound like yourself, on every channel, even when you didn't have time to write it yourself.
Here's the bind
Your expertise shows up in public as writing: LinkedIn posts, client emails, the odd article you keep meaning to finish. That's the job now. But billable work eats the writing time, and when you're stretched, you either go quiet or you reach for generic AI output.
And here's the thing about generic AI output: it doesn't sound like anyone. Which means, under your name, it quietly sounds like no one you'd hire.
What ScriptGrain actually does
It measures how you write. Genuinely, properly measures it: 45 stylometric attributes pulled from proposals, posts and emails you already have. Sentence rhythm. Contraction rate. Whether you hedge or state things plainly. Your punctuation habits, your paragraph openers, your discourse markers, the small tics that make your writing yours and nobody else's. Two passes, so the profile isn't a guess.
Then it generates drafts from that profile, not from a house style.
One profile, sixteen content types
Build it once from proposals, posts, emails, whatever you've already got. Then use it everywhere: LinkedIn posts, newsletters, long-form articles, client emails, ad copy, press releases, landing pages. Sixteen content types in total, each with its own structure spec, all constrained by the same measured voice.
So the version of you that shows up in a cold email matches the version that shows up in a keynote recap. That consistency is the whole point. Consultants get hired partly on the strength of sounding like one distinctive person across every touchpoint; this is how you keep doing that without doing all the typing.
Every draft comes with a score, not a guess
No draft goes out blind. Each one returns a voice-match score with per-feature reasons, so you know exactly where it's close and where it's drifted. There's a polish loop too: it revises the draft toward your actual voice using the measured gaps, not vague notes.
And when you edit a draft yourself, that gets fed back in. Closed-loop learning, meaning the profile's next draft improves from what you actually changed. It gets more you, not less.
Client voices too
Advising on someone else's behalf? Brand mimic can build a profile from a client's published writing, with their consent, so their voice gets measured the same way yours does. One profile per client, same 45 attributes, same structure specs underneath.
Try it before you trust it
Free tier: one voice profile, one full analysis, one free draft. No card required, so there's no reason not to see what your own writing actually looks like measured.
Paid plans start at £12/month for one profile and 40 generations. £29/month gets you three profiles and 75 generations, useful if you're writing for clients as well as yourself. Ten profiles, for agencies and busier practices, sits at £99/month. British English throughout, for anyone tired of American spellings creeping into a client deck.
The real cost isn't the writing time
It's sounding like everyone else while you're at it. Your voice took years to build. Fair enough to protect it.
Questions
I write LinkedIn posts, client emails and articles. Do I need separate setups?
No. One measured profile covers all 16 content types, each with its own structure spec. The format changes; the 45 reference points your drafts are held to don't, so the voice in a cold email matches the voice in a long-form piece.
What exactly does ScriptGrain measure?
45 stylometric attributes from writing you already have: sentence rhythm and length variance, contraction rate, punctuation habits, formality, humour register, hedging versus declarative claims, paragraph openers and discourse markers. Two analysis passes, so the profile is a measurement rather than a guess.
Can it handle my clients' voices as well as mine?
Yes. Brand mimic builds a profile from a client's published writing, with their consent, measured across the same attributes. Plans with three or ten profiles cover a client roster alongside your own voice.
How do I know a draft is safe to publish under my name?
Every draft returns a voice-match score with per-feature reasons before it goes anywhere. If it drifts, the polish loop revises toward your measured voice and rescores. Your accepted edits also feed closed-loop learning, so drafts keep getting closer to you.