Learns from you, not the web
It studies writing that's only yours, like your old posts and your sent mail. Never AI drafts, even the ones you approved.
Coming soon
AI writes more of what we read every day, and most of it sounds the same. The Philosopher's Pot is a tool for content creators that teaches your AI who you are, so the posts, emails, and articles it helps you make still sound like you made them.
Your way of putting things is yours: the words you reach for, the examples you pick, the jokes you can't help making. That's how people know it's you, and it's how your work makes a difference.
Gadamer had a name for what happens when a reader really meets a writer: a fusion of horizons. Your view and theirs meet, and both come away a little changed. That only works if there's someone on the other side of the page.
Standard AI tools fill every blank with the most likely next word - in other words, the average of everything online. The result reads fine, and it reads like everyone else.
Readers notice. They say "just AI" and scroll past, and your message goes with it. An ad that looks like every other ad doesn't stand out, and neither does a post.
It studies writing that's only yours, like your old posts and your sent mail. Never AI drafts, even the ones you approved.
The part of the Pot that holds you lives on your machine. It never syncs to anyone's server, ours included.
When something sounds like you, say so. When it doesn't, say that too. The Pot learns from both, a little at a time.
It sounds like you, but it won't flatter you or just tell you what you want to hear.
The Pot is early, and we're building it in the open. Join the list and we'll send a few notes as it takes shape: what we're learning about voice, and an invite when there's something to try.
Curious about the thinking behind it? Read the Philosopher's Pot series.