Captions, WhatsApp broadcasts, product descriptions, emails and articles in your own voice. Writer already knows your menu, services and events, so the prices and dates are real. Pick from three options, change anything, and post it.
Say how you sound once, add your own rules and paste a sample of your writing. Everything Writer makes follows it.
It uses the dishes and prices on your menu, the services you take bookings for, and your events and courses, instead of making things up.
Short pieces come as three different takes. Pick one, or select a line and make it shorter, friendlier or more persuasive.
See it as it will look on LinkedIn, X, Instagram, WhatsApp or in an inbox, and copy it so it pastes right. Long posts become threads; export Word, PDF, carousels or a whole campaign pack.
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X and TikTok captions, WhatsApp broadcasts and status updates, SMS, customer emails, product and service descriptions, promotions, event invitations, Google Business posts, About pages, blog articles, replies to reviews and job adverts.
It writes in the voice you set, avoids the phrases that make writing sound machine-made, and flags any it finds. A sample of your own writing makes the biggest difference.
Yes. Choose the language in your voice: English with British, American or Nigerian spelling, Nigerian Pidgin, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, Swahili or German.
Each request uses credits from your plan: one credit for three short options, four for a long draft. The cost shows before anything runs, and you never pay for a request that fails.
No. You copy it, open the app's own posting page with the text filled in, or share it from your phone, so nothing goes out without you.
Yes. Every earlier version is kept, and AI suggestions change your text only when you choose them.
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