You spent twenty years learning how to write.
Don’t start churning out slop now.
Write Like Me is a Mac app that learns your voice from things you actually wrote: the essay in that dusty folder, the emails you sent before any of this. Then it helps you draft in that voice, and it shows you where your own writing could get better.
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s more important than ever to stay connected with the people who matter most.
I’m terrible at keeping in touch. I’m trying to get better at it, starting with you.
Join the waiting list
We’ll send you one email when the app is ready.
We keep your address and the date you joined, and we use them for that one email. This site has no trackers or analytics.
Fair questions
- Does my writing leave my Mac?
- No. The app is built to read and learn on your Mac with Apple’s on-device model. It goes online only to fetch writing you point it at, such as your own blog.
- Where does it find my writing?
- Files you choose, your sent mail, your notes and web pages you list. A date on a file doesn’t prove you wrote it, so the app asks you before it learns from anything.
- Is this an AI humanizer?
- No. It doesn’t try to fool AI detectors. It tries to sound like you, including the habits you’d rather not have, and then helps you work on those on purpose.
- What will I need?
- A Mac with Apple silicon and Apple Intelligence turned on, running macOS 26 or later.
- When can I get it?
- It’s in development, and the price and launch date aren’t set yet. The waiting list is how you’ll hear first.