Brand voice
A voice that stays yours.
Show Recast your own posts. It learns how you sound and uses that every time it writes.
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What 100 customer calls taught me
People want fewer decisions, not more features.
Narration
How it is taught
Three steps. No style guide.
- 01
Add your posts
Paste a few things you wrote, from the last few months.
- 02
Review the summary
Recast writes down how you open, how long your sentences run and which words you never use. Correct anything that is off.
- 03
Test it in the playground
Try a few lines and see how close the result sounds to you.
Before and after
The same idea, two ways.
Both say the same thing. Only one sounds like the person who wrote the posts it learned from.
The idea: What we learned from our first 100 customer calls.
Without a voice
In today's fast-moving landscape, customer feedback is a valuable asset. We conducted 100 customer calls and gained key insights about the importance of simplicity.
In your voice
We just finished our hundredth customer call. The lesson was simple: people do not want more features. They want fewer decisions.
Sample text and scores, to show the idea.
The voice score
A number you can trust.
Every draft is scored against your voice. A low score is a prompt to look again, not a verdict.
You can change your voice any time in Settings. Add more posts and the summary updates.
See it in the app
Your voice, taught and watched.
Set it up once, then see how closely you keep to it.
A voice learned from real writing
Each voice has its traits, tone and a place to test it.
Remy shows when you drift
How close your latest work is to your usual voice, and when it starts to move.
Advice with a plain reason
What your helpers noticed, newest first, each with a note you can read at a glance.
- A voice, learned from your posts
- Tune the tone
Sample workspace
Your voice, everywhere you post.
Recast is in private beta. Join the waitlist and we will write when your turn comes.
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