Not like generic AI. Voiceprint turns a handful of things you've actually written into a reusable voice profile, and strips the AI tells that make every post sound the same. Works in Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever you already pay for.
1Get the file below. The .skill for Claude, the plain SKILL.md for everything else.
2Claude: drop the .skill into a Project, or save it as a skill.ChatGPT: open SKILL.md, copy the text into a Project's instructions or a Custom GPT.
3Add 5 things you really wrote. It writes as you from then on.
What it does: it measures how you actually write, sentence spread, punctuation, connectors, the words you never touch, then asks you the things samples cannot show. What you leave out. What you never soften. When you go blunt. That becomes a profile in five layers, with a separate delta per platform and per register, because a rant and a tutorial are further apart than two platforms. It also keeps the analogies you reach for again and again, and it learns from every correction you make to a draft. It scores its own draft on six dimensions before showing it to you, so you see whether the problem is the voice or an unchecked fact, and it tells you when your style has drifted. There is also a test protocol, because a method like this is worth exactly as much as its evidence. No magic prompt. A file, plus a template you keep filling.
Under the hood
No black box. This is every step the file runs, what it stores, where that lives, the two loops it keeps running after the first draft, and how you test whether any of it works.
Voiceprint is free. You get it as it is, with no promise that it fits your case and no obligation on my side to keep it updated.
It is a set of written instructions for an AI assistant. It does not run code, it does not access, change or delete anything on your device, and it sends nothing anywhere.
Whatever the AI writes with it stays your text and your responsibility. Check facts before you publish, and do not put confidential information or other people's personal data into your writing samples.
What it will not do is get you past GPTZero. I measured 12 variants against it and every single one came back 100% AI. Other detectors are a different story: the same text dropped from 100% to 0% on ZeroGPT and from 55% to 0% on QuillBot once it was written through a voice profile. GPTZero was the only one that never moved, and I would rather tell you that than sell you a guaranteed pass.
As this is a free offer, I am liable only for intent and gross negligence (§ 521 BGB). Liability for injury to life, body or health remains unaffected.