From brief to copy in one box.

The concept: say what you need in a sentence or two. Textualy writes a first draft in your voice, flags what to check, and leaves the final word to you.

Brief: a launch email for our refillable steel bottle. Friendly, about 80 words, one link to the shop. Mention it keeps drinks cold.

EmailFriendlyAbout 80 wordsMy voice

Write a draft

Draft 1 of 3

Subject: Meet the bottle you will not throw away

Hi there, our new steel bottle is here. Fill it in the morning and your water stays cold for hours. It fits a cup holder, survives a backpack, and refills anywhere.

Take a look in the shop and pick your color.

Check this"Cold for hours": add your tested number, or keep it general.

Your voiceMatched to the three emails you pasted in.

NextShorter, warmer or more direct, in one click.

An illustration: an example brief and an example draft. No model runs behind this concept.

Three steps, one box

Brief it

What, for whom, how long, in which tone. Plain words are enough.

Read the draft

A first version right away, with the claims that need a fact marked.

Make it yours

Edit, ask for another angle, and publish only what you have read.

A writer's tool, with rules

Drafts, not final copy. Every draft is a starting point for a person to edit.
Facts get flagged. Numbers, names and claims are marked for you to check.
Your text stays yours. Briefs and drafts belong to the account that wrote them.
No fake voices. It writes as your brand, never as a real person you are not.

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