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ai writing checker free

you write something, it reads fine, but it does not sound like you. this flags the structural patterns doing that — and tells you what to fix first.

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ai pattern report

voice drift signals

rewrite priorities

how it works

it looks at structure, not style. no percentage that leaves you guessing — just flags with explanations.

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detect pattern shapes

sentence uniformity, transition phrase density, hedging frequency, abstraction ratios — the measurable signals.

2

score voice signals

first-person presence, contractions, specific details, rhythm variation — what makes writing feel human.

3

rank rewrite priorities

ordered by impact — what fixes move the needle most on your draft.

what this actually checks for

most ai checkers give you a percentage. it tells you almost nothing about what to do next.

this tool breaks down the specific patterns making your writing sound generated — sentence length uniformity, transition phrase density, hedging overuse, abstraction ratio — and ranks the fixes by impact. these are measurable signals, not vibes.

the patterns are structural. sentence length variation is a number. so is your transition density per sentence. so is the ratio of abstract to concrete nouns. when you know the numbers, you know what to pull.

if you want to build a permanent voice profile from your own best writing and score every draft automatically against it, hold your voice does that. this is the standalone version.

shashank
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shashank

founder of hold your voice. writes about brand voice, ai patterns, and the specific craft details that make writing sound like a person.

co-written with ai as sidekick. shashank wrote the pattern definitions. the ai helped identify the statistical thresholds that separate human variation from ai uniformity.

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hold your voice builds a voice profile from your best writing and scores every new draft against it. catches drift before it goes anywhere. free trial, no card required.

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