Most brand voices are described in adjectives, which is why most AI copy sounds the same. This short reading runs a miniature version of our Voiceprint process: sort a few words, answer a few questions, and watch your brand land as a coordinate across 8 measurable channels, like faders on a mixing console.
No email required to see your result. This is a single-reading approximation; the full Session combines three.
Go with your gut. If you hesitate on a word, skip it. Hesitation is an answer.
These pin down what the words can't.
Sample only. This is what your type sounds like in an ad, not your brand's line yet.
street ↔ ceremony. How dressed up the language is. F2 texts you; F9 sends its regards.
plain ↔ elevated. The size of the words. L2 says use; L9 says utilize, and means it.
clipped ↔ flowing. The rhythm of the sentences. Percussion at one end, strings at the other.
reserved ↔ intimate. How close you stand to the reader. A handshake, or a hand on the shoulder.
peer ↔ authority. Who's talking: a fellow traveler, or the expert in the room.
serene ↔ electric. The voltage on the page. Spa-quiet to can't-skim-past.
earnest ↔ irreverent. How much play is allowed, and what kind.
diplomatic ↔ provocative. How many fights you'll pick, and with whom.
Your full reading explains every dial at its number: what it means, what it demands, and what averaging does to a voice like yours. I'll email it to you, and it opens instantly.
The Starter Spec turns your result into rules your AI can actually follow: the full Session (complete word sort, 12 calibration questions, blind faders), then behavioral rules for all 8 channels, a context map, a blocklist, and install steps for ChatGPT, Claude, or Klaviyo. Assembled by the system, then reviewed and signed by a human (me). In your inbox next business day. From then on, your AI writes like you from the first draft, and the words you'd never say stop showing up.
This free reading measures one signal: what you declared. The Starter Spec runs your complete self-paced Session at that declared voice. Verifying it against what you actually publish, and creating one voice for everyone who writes, is what the Live Session does.