Your voice: paste two messages and every draft is written in it

The reply most cold messages get is "did an AI write this". The tell is never a word; it is the register: the capital letters you do not use, the length you would never write, the ask you would never make.

What to paste

• Two or three messages you sent yourself and would send again, one per paragraph, on /onboarding under the targeting fields. Lowercase stays lowercase.
• Not your best message. Your usual one. The drafts match how you write, not what you say.
• A real-world invitation (a coffee, a call) appears in a draft only if one of your samples contains it. That is your call, never the model's.

What a draft is made of

Four beats: the specific thing they wrote or did, who you are in one line, one outcome with one true detail, one ask. Three or four short paragraphs. Any quote is copied exactly from something they wrote and checked by code, not by a second model. A draft that fails the check is regenerated, and the one you see says what it leaned on.

The lines we refuse

No "leverage", no "I'd love to", no "let's connect". The list is in the source. And never a sender line that is not true: the drafter is told exactly who you are, in your words, and says nothing else about you.