Like Mine
Precision,
applied to language.
A purpose-built rewriting architecture our team spent countless hours refining, engineered to do one thing exceptionally well.
It doesn’t paraphrase.
It rewrites.
Machine-written prose has a tell: even cadence, tidy symmetry, the same three sentence shapes on repeat. Like Mine dismantles that structure and rebuilds the passage the way a careful human editor would: new rhythm, new phrasing, the same meaning down to the decimal.
Three passes.
One obsession.
Every rewrite runs through a purpose-built pipeline. Each stage does exactly one job, and nothing leaves the system until the last one agrees with the first.
Read
Names, numbers, dates, quotes and links are identified and locked before a single word moves.
Rewrite
The passage is rebuilt from meaning, with sentence shapes, order and emphasis all reconsidered.
Verify
The draft is checked back against your original. Anything that drifted is repaired, then checked again.
Every fact stays.
Highlighted below: the details that are held in place. The words around them are free; these are not.
Your original
The Q3-2027 product roadmap — approved by CTO Elena Vasquez on 14 March 2027 — includes three core deliverables: (1) the Berlin engineering hub — scheduled to open on 14 March 2027 — (2) the new API pricing tier at $4.99/month, and (3) the updated documentation portal at example.com/docs. Revenue for the quarter reached $4.2M — an 18% increase from Q2.
Like Mine
Elena Vasquez, our CTO, signed off the Q3 roadmap in mid-March. Three things are coming. We are opening a Berlin engineering hub later this month. The new API tier will cost $4.99/month. And we have rebuilt the docs portal, so head to example.com/docs for the full picture. Revenue landed at $4.2M for the quarter, which is 18% up on Q2.
The tells disappear.
Detectors look for machine patterning: uniform sentence length, hedged transitions, the same scaffolding every time. Like Mine rebuilds the passage without it.
Before
In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, social media has fundamentally transformed the way individuals communicate with one another. It is important to note that these platforms offer numerous benefits, including enhanced connectivity and access to information. A 2024 Pew study put daily usage at 4.1 hours among teenagers. However, it is equally crucial to consider the potential drawbacks, such as decreased attention spans and increased anxiety. Ultimately, by fostering a balanced approach, society can harness the advantages while mitigating the associated risks.
After Like Mine
Social media rewired how we talk to each other, and most of us barely noticed it happening. The upside is obvious. You can reach anyone, and you can find out almost anything in a minute. A 2024 Pew study clocked teenagers at 4.1 hours a day on these apps. The cost shows up quietly: shorter attention, a low hum of anxiety that never quite lifts. Neither side cancels the other out. We just have to hold both and choose how much of the day we hand over.
Illustrative readings. They show how the rewrite removes machine patterning, not a promise about any particular detector.
Sound like you.
Once the model learns your cadence, it keeps learning. The more you use it, the closer the rewrite gets to the way you actually sound, and you can turn it off whenever you want.
Your rhythm
Sentence length, cadence and punctuation habits are extracted from the sample you paste, then refined with every rewrite.
Your vocabulary
Word choice follows the way you actually write, not a generic house style. Subject matter never carries over.
Privacy first.
Everything you write stays private. Your text, your topics and whatever you happen to be working on are yours alone. We never sell it, never share it, and never train on it.
Private by default
Whatever you paste stays between you and your account. It is never sold, shared or used to train anything.
Subject stays yours
We learn how you write, never what you write about. Your topics, opinions and facts are not reused.
Delete anytime
Your voice profile and excerpts can be wiped instantly from Settings. After that, nothing remains.
Simple pricing.
Pro monthly
$13.99 / month
3,000 credits a month, plus Sound like me and longer pieces. Add 1,000 credits any time for $4.99.
Start 3-day free trialThen $13.99 / month.
Pro yearly
Save 17%, 2 months free$139.99 / year
$11.67 / month billed yearly. Everything in Pro, billed once a year.
Start 3-day free trialThen $139.99 / year. 3 days free, cancel any time.