How it works

You write a dated entry. Nothing appears in the editor while you type — no suggestions, no prompts pretending to be a friend.

When you ask for tweets, the app reads up to six of your own recent entries to learn how you phrase things. Those are sent as a writing sample, and the model is told to take style from them and subject matter only from the entry you are on. The drafts come back as a short series, in the order you would post them, each written so that it still makes sense by itself. They are in correct grammar even when the entry was typed in a hurry. You keep what sounds right and discard the rest.

If you have not written enough yet for it to have a sense of your voice, it writes plainly rather than guessing at a style for you. It does not tell you which of the two it did. The only things it is given about you either way are what you picked about yourself when you signed up — the kind of person you are and what you write about — and, on older accounts, your answers to the two questions asked then. They go in as background on the subject, never as an example of how you write.