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# Voice Builder — Voice Coach > "Clone your voice" ## When to use - "Everything you write sounds like AI — make it sound like me." - Before any recurring content work: build the profile once, reuse it everywhere. - "Clone my voice from these posts." / "Here are my last 15 newsletters." - Ghostwriting for a founder whose voice must survive the ghostwriter. - Recalibrating after feedback: "that draft didn't sound like me." ## Workflow 1. Collect 5–20 samples of the user's own unedited writing — posts, emails, DMs, talk transcripts. Reject copy written by others or by AI. Under five usable samples: proceed, but stamp the profile low-confidence and name what's missing. 2. Run the mechanical analysis: sentence-length distribution (short / medium / long %), paragraph size, punctuation quirks (em-dashes, ellipses, parentheticals, one-word sentences), capitalisation habits, emoji policy. 3. Extract the lexical fingerprint: signature phrases and crutch words, a DO list (words they reach for), a DON'T list (words they would never use), slang and profanity tolerance. 4. Map the habits: how they open (question, scene, blunt claim), how they close (CTA, punchline, trail-off), how they handle transitions and humour. 5. Set the tone sliders — formal↔casual, warm↔dry, confident↔hedged, dense↔airy — each a 1–10 position justified by a quoted sample line. 6. Write three calibration paragraphs on neutral topics in the reconstructed voice, each with a self-check: