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Text studio

Words that sound like you

Posts, scripts and newsletters, written in the voice you set up.

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Sample

Source

After 100 customer calls, one lesson kept coming back: people want fewer decisions, not more features.

Angle

Voice match93

What turns into what

In, and out.

  • An ideaA post for each platform
  • An articleA short thread
  • A recordingWritten posts

See it in the app

From idea to published post.

Three real screens, in the order you would use them.

  1. Start with an idea

    Write or paste it, choose where it is going, and run. Recast writes in your voice for each place.

  2. Read it, then decide

    Every draft is scored against your voice. Approve it or send it back.

  3. See it as it will look

    A preview styled like the platform, the length checked, and one button to publish or schedule.

Recast's text studio: a box for your idea, the formats to write for, and a button to run.
  • Write or paste your idea
  • Choose where it goes

Sample workspace

The loop

The same five steps.

Your voice applies here too. Every piece goes through the same short loop.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Work out what the piece needs to do.

  2. 02

    Study your voice

    Read how you write before writing a word.

  3. 03

    Write

    Make the piece in that voice.

  4. 04

    Check

    Score it against your voice and the safety rules.

  5. 05

    Fix or deliver

    If it misses, try once more. If it fits, hand it over for review.

A sample run

One example.

Sample content, shown to give you a feel for the studio.

Idea

What we learned from our first 100 customer calls.

Founder voice

We just finished our hundredth customer call. The lesson was simple: people want fewer decisions, not more features.

Brand voice

After 100 customer calls, one theme stands out: simpler choices matter more than extra features.

Your voice, everywhere you post.

Recast is in private beta. Join the waitlist and we will write when your turn comes.

No spam. One email when it is your turn.

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