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Your voice

Drafts that sound like you on a good day

Reply Monk learns your sentence length, openers, phrases and topics from your own writing, and gets closer every time you edit a draft. In the app, this area is called My Style.

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Teach it

Bring the writing you already have

Start with writing you already have. A few posts is enough to begin, and you can add more whenever you like.

  • Paste at least 3 of your posts (40+ characters each)
  • Import LinkedIn’s Shares.csv or your X archive
  • No posts yet? Start from a blog post, talk or transcript link
  • The style summary and your most similar past posts guide every reply and draft

Proof on every draft

See how close it got to you

You should not have to take “in your voice” on trust. Every result says which voice and persona wrote it, and a free score tells you how close it got.

  • A “Using: Voice v3 + persona Founder” line under every AI result
  • “Sounds like you?” rates a draft 0 to 100 and marks sentences that drift
  • It ranks your last three AI versions so you can pick the closest
  • Both the score and the “Ready to post?” check are free

Keeps learning

Edit a draft once, and it remembers

Your edits are the best signal there is. When you change a draft before posting, that edited text becomes a new sample, and the voice retrains by itself.

  • The voice retrains automatically after 10 new samples
  • Each retrain is a new version, with a change log
  • A weekly line says what it learned from your edits
  • Drop a sample that doesn’t sound like you and it stops counting

The details

Control over how you sound

Everything on the My Style page, in plain terms.

  • Strength meter

    Thin, OK or strong, based on how many samples it has. Strong needs 25, and you can add up to 2,000.

  • Versions and a change log

    Every retrain creates a new version, so you can see what changed and which version wrote a draft.

  • Voice per platform

    Your LinkedIn voice and your X voice can differ. Each platform has its own on/off switch.

  • Exclude any sample

    That one post you wrote in a rush, or ghostwritten by someone else, can be left out so it never skews the style.

  • Not like me: your never-say list

    Words and lines the AI won’t cross. The “Ready to post?” check flags them too if one slips into a draft.

  • Memories

    Durable facts about you, like your role, company, offers and stories, picked up from co-writer chats. Viewable and editable, up to 200.

  • Personas on top

    Five built-in personas, or write your own (up to 4,000 characters). The persona sticks per platform and is shown on every result.

  • Try it

    Generate three sample lines to hear how your voice sounds before you write anything real.

  • Weekly “learned from your edits”

    A short line on the Voice page that says what shifted this week, such as shorter first lines.

What it costs

Checking your voice is free

One credit is one AI result. The cost is shown on the button before you click.

“Ready to post?” and “Sounds like you?” checks Free
“Try it” on the Voice page (three sample lines) 1 credit

Credits come from your monthly allowance. See pricing for what each plan includes.

Related

Your voice is used everywhere

Curious how others put their voice to work? See how founders, recruiters and consultants use Reply Monk.

FAQ

Voice questions

Anything else? Email us and a person will reply.

How many posts do I need?

At least three, each 40 characters or longer. It gets noticeably better with more: the strength meter moves from thin to OK at 10 samples and to strong at 25, and you can store up to 2,000.

Can I import my old posts?

Yes. Upload the Shares.csv from your LinkedIn data export, or tweets.js from your X archive. You can also paste posts by hand. If you have no posts yet, start from a blog post, talk or transcript link.

Does it just copy my old posts?

No. It builds a style summary (sentence length, openers, phrases, topics) and uses your most similar past posts as examples for tone. The new draft is written fresh each time.

How does it learn from my edits?

When you change a draft before posting, the edited text becomes a new sample. After 10 new samples the voice retrains automatically and you get a new version. In the browser extension, saving your edited text is off until you turn it on.

Can I stop it using certain words?

Yes. Add them to your “Not like me” never-say list. The AI avoids them when it writes, and the free “Ready to post?” check flags any that still appear.

How do I know the voice was actually used?

Every result carries a line like “Using: Voice v3 + persona Founder”. The free “Sounds like you?” score then rates the draft from 0 to 100 and marks the sentences that drift.

Show up this week, in your own voice.

Set up your voice in a few minutes, then write your first post or reply. You stay in control of every word.

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