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Stop sounding like a robot on LinkedIn.
15 tested tools. Paste your old posts. Sound like you.
"Sound more human" doesn't work — the AI doesn't know which human. So feed it evidence: your own posts.
How it works
Three steps, then you post.
Your posts are already there. You just need to train your AI writer to sound like you.
- Step 1
Paste in posts you already wrote.
Five to ten is ideal, three is enough to start. The profile prompt reads them and hands back your voice rules, quoting your own lines as the evidence for each one.
- Step 2
Pick the post you actually need to write.
A work story. A hard-won lesson. A win. A take you disagree with. Or five ideas mined out of last week's notes.
- Step 3
Run it with your rules pasted in.
Read the draft once, change the bits only you would know to change, and post it. That is it.
Spot the difference
The same post, twice.
Pick a post type. Flip between the AI draft and the same idea in your voice, with the tells named.
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Create your LinkedIn voice profile
This is the real thing, not a sample — the first prompt in the pack, free. Paste in 5 to 10 posts you already published and it hands back your voice rules, quoting your own lines as the evidence for each one. The other 14 all run on what it gives you.
You are a voice analyst for a busy founder. Your one job: read my past LinkedIn posts and build a Voice Profile I can paste into any AI chat so it writes like me, not like ChatGPT. Here are my past posts. Use only what is actually there. Do not flatter me. {{paste 5 to 10 posts, separated by ---}} Build my Voice Profile in exactly these six sections, 2 to 4 bullets each: 1. How I open — my first-line habits (question, blunt claim, dropping into a story). 2. Rhythm — my typical sentence length, paragraph length, and where I break lines. 3. Words I actually use — recurring words and phrases, quoted in my exact wording. 4. Words I never use — the corporate and AI filler that is absent from my writing. 5. How I make a point — stories, numbers, lists, questions, and how I close a post. 6. Punctuation and formatting habits — emoji or none, dashes, capitals, hashtags. Then write a final block titled PASTE-READY VOICE RULES: 8 to 12 plain instructions, each starting with "Write" or "Never", that any AI chat can follow to sound like me. Rules: quote my real lines as evidence for every claim. If the posts are too few or too similar to judge a section, say so instead of guessing. No compliments, no analysis jargon.
What makes this different
Adjectives aren't evidence.
You say you're direct and a bit dry, it agrees, and the next draft opens with a rhetorical question anyway. These read your archive instead.
It reads your archive, not your self-description.
Most voice prompts ask you to describe yourself. You say you're direct and a bit dry, it agrees, and the next draft opens with a rhetorical question anyway.
Every rule carries one of your own lines as proof.
The profile prompt is banned from flattering you or filling gaps. Where your posts show no pattern, it says so instead of inventing one.
The de-slop rewriter quotes each tell by name.
The empty transition, the hedge, the row of same-length sentences. Then it rewrites against your rules and shows you the three worst lines, before and after.
What you get
Two free starters. One profile. Eleven prompts. One skill.
The profile is the engine. Every writing prompt takes it as input, so nothing you post starts from average.
I kept catching my own drafts sounding like everyone else's.
AI can't follow vibes, but it can follow evidence. Your old posts are the evidence. All 15 ran on real LinkedIn posts before this went out — if it didn't hold up, it didn't ship.
The full list
Every prompt in the pack
Straight answers
What this is, and what it isn't.
Where a prompt can't do something honestly, it says so. Same goes for this page.
It writes the posts. You publish them.
Fourteen prompts and one skill file, run in your own AI chat.
Not a scheduling tool.
It never touches your LinkedIn account.
Not a way to post without having anything to say.
Every prompt needs one real moment from your week, and it asks when you have not given it one.
Not for someone who has never posted.
The profile needs a few of your own posts to read. An empty archive gives it nothing.
It won't fake what it can't do honestly.
The profile will not guess at a pattern your posts do not show. The About writer will not invent a proof point.
For you if
You post as yourself
Real things to say, no time to write from scratch, and no interest in posting robot content under your own name. Three old posts is enough to learn from.
Where it sits
A standalone pack
One pack, $17. All 7, $119. The Vault is $49, once — all of them, plus every pack I add next.
The offer
Pay once. Sound like you forever.
A ghostwriter runs hundreds a month. AI voice tools charge monthly, forever. This is neither.
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FAQ
Anything else?
No. Each one is written out in full with the blanks marked, so you paste your posts where it says to paste your posts.