Write like you.
Sound like AI.
Everywhere you publish.
Voxly reads every post you've ever written, learns the exact shape of your voice, then drafts threads, shorts, LinkedIn posts, and long-form essays that your cohort actually recognises as yours. Three agents. Real research. Receipts on every line.
Most AI writing tools are decorators. They produce sentences that are correct, readable, and recognisably no one. That's why the feed is quietly, visibly collapsing under them.
Three agents,
one voice.
Voxly is not a single model with a clever prompt. It's a compiled pipeline, Research, Voice, and Writer, each picked for the job, each handing clean context to the next. The output is what sounds obvious on your timeline and impossible with a chat window.
Watches the feed,
filters the noise.
Two-phase: a tool loop crawls X + the web up to 12 steps, then compiles raw material into 5 deep briefs. Runs every 6 hours, silently.
Learns how you actually
write, not how you think you do.
Tokenises every post, extracts tone traits, cadence, n-grams, banned phrases. Builds a profile version that the Writer agent reads from.
Drafts in your voice,
at your cadence.
Takes a brief, your voice profile, and your niche context. Writes shorts, threads, or long-form. Can call tools when input is thin. Never hallucinates citations.
What Voxly actually does, in detail.
Every feature is built around one rule: the writer should disappear inside your voice, not broadcast that it's there. Here's the anatomy.
Your voice, learned once
and kept honest.
Voxly reads every post, extracts five tone dimensions, builds a fingerprint of your top n-grams, and identifies cliché phrases you've never used. That profile is the writer's constraint, not a style suggestion.
5 briefs, every 6 hours
- with receipts.
The research agent scans X, reads long-form, and compiles 5 deep briefs you can actually act on. Every brief comes with sources, a suggested angle, and a voice-match score before you write a word.
Edit like a magazine
not like Notion.
Per-segment toolbar. Quote-tweet embeds. Slash commands. ⌘I for in-place refine. Live voice gauge. Per-segment character counter with warn thresholds. Split publish button with Queue, Schedule, or Mark Ready.
The voice–engagement
correlation nobody shows you.
Above 92% voice match, your engagement floor jumps from 2.1% to 4.7%. Below it, performance is a coin flip on timing. Voxly plots the correlation per-post, per-niche, per-slot, and feeds the signal back into the writer.
Who else is in your feed
- and what they're arguing about.
Voxly tracks 127 operators in your niche, ranks them by 12-week median engagement, and surfaces the exact arguments they're having this week. Pick a side, draft your take, land inside a live conversation, not cold-start one.
The real test: does it sound like them?
We ship voice match as a number and as a feeling. These are people who would've posted this themselves.
I've seen every "AI content tool" since GPT-2. Voxly is the first one where I've read the draft and thought oh, that's actually how I'd open that thread. Ship it.
The research feed is unreal. It's like having a senior editor who read the entire internet overnight and leaves you five briefs with receipts on your desk.
I was ready to hate it. Three weeks in, my engagement is up 22% and my drafting time is down 60%. The voice-match number is genuinely load-bearing.
The questions
everyone asks.
Answered by someone who's shipped the thing, not a marketing writer.
Does Voxly train its models on my posts?
How is this different from just prompting ChatGPT with my writing?
Which models power Voxly?
What happens to my voice profile if it drifts?
Can I use Voxly for networks other than X?
How do I cancel?
Three tiers.
No seat-based nonsense.
One account, one voice. Monthly, month-to-month, cancel any time. Pricing in USD.
Your voice is
already there.
Just let it post.
Start with your X handle. Voxly will analyse your voice in about four minutes. No card.