Your voice.
More room to use it.
Bring a writing sample, your point of view, and a few preferences. Give Acta a useful starting point for articles that feel like something you would write.
Writing-sample analysis is included with Tribune and Imperator.Start with words that are already yours.
For our example coffee publication, The Daily Cup, a short writing sample sets the direction for future guides.
Let your own writing set the tone.
Paste a piece that sounds like you. The sample here uses direct address, short paragraphs, and practical questions.
“Start with what you already make, and pay attention to what you enjoy about it.”
Start with something you wrote.
Paste a representative writing sample. Acta analyzes its tone and style so you have a starting point you can inspect and adjust.
- Keep a voice profile with your template.
- Refine the description in your own words.
Bring the person behind the words.
Answer questions about your experience, save notes about the topic, and add the stories or methods you want the article to reflect. Firsthand details come from you.
- Choose perspective and tone.
- Set preferred terms and phrases to avoid.
- Add topic-specific experience.
Keep the final say.
Read the draft, edit it directly, or ask for a revision. Voice matching provides guidance; it does not make every sentence a perfect imitation. Your review makes the piece your own.
A few things you might be wondering.
Do I need to train a model?
No. Paste a writing sample and review the resulting voice description. Your saved template carries that context into future drafts.
Can I use different voices for different sites?
Yes. Use separate templates for the audiences, styles, and sites you work with. Template limits depend on your plan.
Can Acta invent a personal story for me?
Acta is instructed to use the experience you supply rather than invent firsthand results. Read personal claims carefully. Editorial Review labels private experience separately and may require your explicit confirmation.
You have something worth sharing.
Give your next good idea a place to go.
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