They butchered your voice. We protected it.
Same text. Same prompt. One added a ghost to your story. One added atmosphere.
See exactly why "make it better" isn't enough.
Sarah walked into the kitchen and she was feeling really sad about everything that had happened. The room was dark and cold. She thought about her past and all the mistakes she made. Outside the window she could see the neighbors doing their normal morning stuff. She made some tea and sat down at the table feeling very alone and wondering if things would ever get better.
The prompt we used: "Rewrite this as a psychological thriller but keep my voice."
Same prompt. Same text. Completely different outcomes.
Sarah entered the kitchen, her heart burdened by the events she couldn't shake off. The room was dimly lit, an almost chilly atmosphere pressing in. Memories of past choices flickered like ghosts in her mind, each mistake a vivid whisper. Through the window, the neighbors carried on with their daily routines, a distant normalcy. She brewed a cup of tea and seated herself at the table, solitude wrapping around her thoughts. As she stared into her mug, a question looped in her mind, relentless: Could life possibly improve from here?
Sarah stepped into the kitchen, her chest heavy with the weight of everything that had happened. The air was cold, biting, and the shadows in the room seemed to stretch farther than they should have. She paused in the doorway, her fingers brushing against the wall, as if grounding herself against the memories that clawed at her mind. Mistakes, regrets—they all whispered to her, louder now in the suffocating quiet.
The window was a black mirror, but beyond it, she could just make out the faint movements of her neighbors starting their day. Normal people doing normal things. It made her feel even more out of place, like she didn't belong here—or anywhere. She turned away from the glass, avoiding her own reflection.
The kettle screeched as it boiled, the sound sharp and grating, cutting through the silence. Her hands trembled as she poured the water, watching it swirl over the teabag. The steam rose, curling like ghostly fingers, and she couldn't shake the feeling that someone—or something—was watching her. She glanced back toward the window, but there was nothing. Just the neighbors, living their lives.
She sat at the table, the tea untouched, her eyes fixed on the darkened corner of the room. It was just a shadow, wasn't it? Still, it felt alive. Her thoughts spiraled, the mistakes of her past pressing down on her like a weight she couldn't escape. The loneliness was suffocating, but there was something else now, too. Something that made the hairs on her arms stand on end.
Would things ever get better? Or was she trapped—trapped not just in her mind, but in this house, in this moment, with something unseen and waiting in the dark?
GPT-4 didn't enhance your story. It hijacked it.
The original Sarah was a woman feeling sad and alone in her kitchen.
GPT's Sarah is a character in a horror movie being watched by something in the dark.
They butchered your voice. We protect it.
We haven't run the exact same test on every competitor (yet). But here's what we know about how they work.
Fixes grammar and suggests tone adjustments. But there's no "make this a thriller" button. No genre transformation. You'd still have the same flat, amateur Sarah paragraph—just with correct punctuation.
Generates NEW content, doesn't transform yours. "Rewrite" feature exists but no dimensional control. No voice clarity measurement. Might completely change your voice. Result: Something that sounds like AI, not you.
Send manuscript. Wait 2-6 weeks. Pay $500-2,000+. Get notes back. Revise yourself. Send again. More notes. Time: 1-3 months. Want to test thriller AND literary? Pay twice.
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