Stop fighting AI assistants. Use one that learns you.
Every edit you accept teaches it your voice. Your 50th scan costs nothing. No subscription—just you and your API key.
The Slow Return
For three weeks last spring, I had gave up coffee entirely. It wasn't a dramatic decision — I simply ran out of beans one Sunday and decided to see what would happen.
By the fourth morning the headaches had stopped, but I was sleeping much, much better than before. I missed the ritual more than the caffeine itself.
No $30 seat tax. Pay only for your edits.
Bring your own OpenRouter key. No markup, no monthly minimum, no per-editor license. You're charged for exactly what you write—nothing more.
Stop tools from rewriting you.
Prose watches what you accept and reject, then tunes itself toward your voice. It learns your rhythm, your vocabulary, your style—and stops correcting things you do on purpose.
Your 50th edit is free.
Prose builds local rules from patterns you accept. Once a pattern hits three accepts, it becomes a free instant check—no API call, no cost. The longer you write, the more rules you build.
A profile that sounds like you, not a textbook.
Most assistants flatten everyone into the same tidy, corporate register. Prose does the opposite. It watches which suggestions you accept and which you wave off, then tunes itself toward your rhythm, your vocabulary, your tolerance for a long sentence.
The longer you write, the sharper the profile gets — and the fewer suggestions it wastes on things you'd never change.