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Voice reference · 12 minutes · no account

Good writing can still fail to sound like you.

Start with three French texts you recognize as your own. Build the reference for checking your next draft, with no account or card.

Build my reference

Your texts stay in this browser until you choose to create a voice.

12-minute workshop

Build a reference from evidence

Everything stays in this browser until you choose to create a voice.

1. Choose three real French texts

Use at least 34 words per text and vary the context. 0 words entered.

2. Name the constants

Describe what the examples show. Avoid reducing a voice to adjectives.

3. Keep the reference usable

This file prepares the reference. It is not a verdict. A verdict still compares a new text with the source writing and may abstain.

Create my voice with these texts

Complete all three texts to carry them into onboarding.

What the workshop prepares

  • Three real texts

    Start from writing you actually produced, not a generic list of style defects.

  • A reusable asset

    Keep, edit and reuse the reference sheet after the workshop.

  • A clear boundary

    The workshop prepares evidence. Only a comparison against it can produce a verdict.

A reference sheet prepares evidence. It does not return a verdict.

Fluency is not fidelity, and a voice cannot be reduced to five adjectives. A credible verdict needs real source writing.

Deciding on a new draft means comparing it with that reference and accepting that the measurement may abstain.

Create my voice from the references

Three references → one voice → one verdict → one delivery.

A free account remembers the voice so each new text takes one click.

No three texts yet? Review one French text now.