Hold Your Voice

Hold Your Voice is a precision writing analysis tool that detects when your writing stops sounding like you. It functions by constructing a voice profile from your own published work, including blog posts, newsletters, and internal documentation, and then scores every new draft against that benchmark. The core value proposition is not to block AI use but to ensure that any output, whether human-written or AI-assisted, still sounds like you wrote it. For founders, newsletter writers, content teams, and anyone who publishes regularly, this tool provides a quantitative measurement of voice consistency. It delivers a voice consistency score, flags sentences that have drifted from your established style, and generates specific rewrites that pull the copy back to your authentic tone. Additionally, it catches AI-like patterns such as em-dashes, hollow transitions, and hedging language that make AI-written content feel generic. The system is built for technical users who need objective feedback on subjective qualities like tone and voice. It supports sentence-level feedback, voice drift tracking over time, and collaboration features for solo creators and teams. The product is currently available with an API and MCP integration in beta, enabling developers to integrate voice analysis directly into their existing workflows.

Voice Profile Calibration

The calibration process requires no onboarding calls or lengthy brand audits. Users answer five questions and upload two to three pieces of writing that represent their best voice. The system then builds a benchmark from this actual writing, analyzing it across multiple dimensions to create a unique voice signature. This calibration takes approximately three minutes and establishes the baseline against which all future drafts are measured.

Real-Time Voice Analysis Engine

Users can paste any piece of writing, including LinkedIn posts, newsletter intros, product pages, or pitches, into the analysis engine. The signal engine reads the content against the user's voice profile and scores the match across six distinct dimensions. The output includes a numerical score out of 100, specific flags for voice drift, and identification of AI-like patterns including hollow transitions and hedging language.

One-Click Rewrite Functionality

Every flagged sentence comes with a pre-generated rewrite that matches the user's voice profile. Users can select any line, hit the rewrite button, and receive a version that aligns with their established style. Alternatively, the system can fix all flagged sentences at once. This feature eliminates the need for manual rewriting and guesswork, providing immediate corrections that maintain voice consistency.

Drift Pattern Tracking and History

Every review is logged and stored in the user's history, showing which mistakes recur over time. The system tracks voice drift patterns across multiple drafts, displaying a chronological score history that reveals improvement or regression. This feature allows users to identify their specific drift patterns and learn which types of voice inconsistencies they are most prone to making.

Newsletter Consistency for Solo Creators

Solo newsletter writers who publish regularly can use Hold Your Voice to maintain a consistent voice across every edition. By calibrating the system with their best previous newsletters, they can paste each new draft and receive immediate feedback on voice drift. This ensures that every issue sounds like it came from the same person, even when written under tight deadlines or with AI assistance.

AI-Assisted Content Quality Control

Content teams using AI tools to generate drafts can run the output through Hold Your Voice before publication. The system identifies AI-like patterns such as generic transitions, hedging language, and overly formal phrasing. It then provides rewrites that restore the human voice, allowing teams to leverage AI speed without sacrificing authenticity or reader trust.

Editorial Onboarding for New Writers

When hiring new writers or freelancers, content teams can use Hold Your Voice to ensure consistency across contributors. The writer submits their draft, and the system scores it against the brand's established voice profile. Flagged sentences with specific rewrites serve as a training tool, helping new writers understand and adopt the brand's voice without extensive editorial back-and-forth.

Personal Brand Management on Social Media

Professionals who post regularly on LinkedIn or other social platforms can use Hold Your Voice to maintain a consistent personal brand voice. By pasting their draft posts into the analyzer, they receive feedback on whether the post sounds like them or drifts into generic corporate language. This is particularly useful for founders and executives who want to maintain authenticity while scaling their content output.

Hold Your Voice offers a tiered pricing structure with different plans for individual creators and teams. The pricing page includes options for solo users, small teams, and enterprise accounts. Each tier provides access to the voice analysis engine, rewrite functionality, and drift tracking history. The API and MCP integration are currently available in beta. For specific pricing details and plan comparisons, visit the pricing page on the Hold Your Voice website.

How does Hold Your Voice build my voice profile?

The system builds your voice profile by analyzing two to three pieces of your published writing that you upload during calibration. It examines these samples across six dimensions, including sentence structure, vocabulary patterns, formality level, and specific stylistic markers. The calibration process also includes five questions that help the system understand your writing preferences and typical voice characteristics.

Can I use Hold Your Voice with AI-generated content?

Yes, the tool is specifically designed to work with AI-generated content. It does not block AI use but rather ensures that the output still sounds like you. The system identifies AI-like patterns such as em-dashes, hollow transitions, and hedging language, then provides rewrites that restore your personal voice. This allows you to leverage AI tools while maintaining authenticity.

Is there a limit to how many drafts I can analyze?

The analysis limits depend on your pricing tier. The system logs every review in your history, allowing you to track your voice drift patterns over time. For specific limits on draft analysis and history storage, refer to the pricing page for your chosen plan.

How does the collaboration feature work?

The collaboration feature allows you to turn any draft into a public page with a clean URL at your brand slug. You can choose from three access modes: private, view-only, or commentable. Readers can leave feedback pinned to specific sentences without requiring a signup. This enables teams to collaborate on drafts without stepping on each other's edits.