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Your writing samples, turned into a reusable voice guide

Brand Voice Codex

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Sample result, from a real run

Made from this brief: I make videos about building small software tools solo. No hype, just what actually shipped and what broke. This week I rebuilt my editing workflow. It cut two hours per video. Here is the exact set…

  • Formality6/10

    casual-leaning, shifts to 7-8 when discussing technical details

  • Gravity4/10

    mostly serious, shifts to 6 when discussing workflows and optimization

  • Authority7/10

    confident, asserts expertise in solo software development and video creation

  • Energy8/10

    high, enthusiastic when discussing accomplishments and improvements

  • Warmth9/10

    consistently high, especially when addressing the audience directly

  • Optimism9/10

    prevalent, encouraging readers to start creating and learn from mistakes

Full text

1. Voice Identity Summary

The creator's voice is characterized by a conversational tone, technical expertise, and a focus on sharing personal experiences and advice. They prioritize approachability and optimism, making their content feel friendly and encouraging. The voice is direct, observational, and occasionally self-deprecating, with a tendency to use storytelling to illustrate points.

2. Tone Settings

Formality: 6/10 (casual-leaning, shifts to 7-8 when discussing technical details)
Gravity: 4/10 (mostly serious, shifts to 6 when discussing workflows and optimization)
Authority: 7/10 (confident, asserts expertise in solo software development and video creation)
Energy: 8/10 (high, enthusiastic when discussing accomplishments and improvements)
Warmth: 9/10 (consistently high, especially when addressing the audience directly)
Optimism: 9/10 (prevalent, encouraging readers to start creating and learn from mistakes)

3. Vocabulary Guide

Use these words/phrases

  • "No hype, just what actually shipped and what broke" (introduction to content style)
  • "solo" (emphasis on solo software development)
  • "shipped" (focus on completion and delivery)
  • "broke" (acknowledgment of mistakes and learning from them)
  • "optimize" (emphasis on efficiency and improvement)

Avoid these words/phrases

  • Jargon unrelated to software development
  • Overly technical terms without explanation
  • Slang and profanity
Required

Paste 3–5 examples of your real writing, separated by blank lines.

How it works

  1. Add your content samples

    Paste 3–5 examples of your real writing, separated by blank lines.

  2. We draft it

    The app works through its steps and hands back:

    • Voice guide
    • Portable prompt

  3. Refine and export

    Change the brief and run it again, or open the full run to read, copy and download each file.

Questions

What is a credit?

The unit a run is priced in. Each app has a fixed price in credits, shown on its Generate button, and a run costs exactly that. Nothing is metered by length or time.

Am I charged if a run fails?

No. Starting a run holds the credits rather than spending them. The hold becomes a charge only when the run succeeds; a failed or cancelled run releases it.

Can I edit the brief and run it again?

Yes. Change any input and press Generate again, or open an earlier run and choose Adjust and run again to start from a copy of its brief. Uploaded files need attaching again. Each run is new and costs the applet's price; the earlier run stays as it was.

Where are my results kept?

Every run you start is listed under Your runs at /create/runs. Each one opens its own page, where you can read, copy and download the files it produced.

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