Post every day, still sound like you
An AI ghostwriter that learns your voice from your own posts, plans your week, and hands you drafts to approve — so showing up consistently stops costing your evenings.
Remy Hale
@remyhale · Creator
Your voice
Consistency
18-week streak“The best distribution is still a good sentence.”
Thu 8:00 AMThe parts of posting you dread, handled
Skip the jargon. Reach for plain, concrete words.
It writes like you, not like a bot
Typa reads what you’ve actually written and distills a rulebook — concrete rules, each backed by a line you really wrote. Every draft is held to it, and you can edit any rule.
Never miss a day, without living in the app
Plan a week of posts in one sitting and schedule them across platforms from one calendar. Approve a draft in a tap — the streak keeps going while you get on with your life.
Top post this week: “The best distribution is a good sentence.”
Do more of what’s already working
See what lands across every platform, then let the numbers steer your next post — no more guessing what to write or wondering if it mattered.
Publishes everywhere your audience already is
Your ghostwriter, explained
Will it actually sound like me?
Yes. Typa learns from the posts you’ve actually written — it distills a rulebook of how you write and holds every draft to it. It reads your originals only; retweets and replies are skipped, so it hears you, not the room. Every rule is yours to edit.
Do I have to post everything manually?
No. Plan a week in one sitting, then schedule across platforms from a single calendar. You approve each draft — nothing goes out on its own, and nothing needs you to be online at 8am.
Where do the ideas come from?
From you and your knowledge base. Drop notes, links, or voice memos and Typa turns them into posts; it can also research a topic and suggest angles when you’re staring at a blank page.
What happens as my style changes?
Your voice rulebook re-distills as you post, so it always reflects how you write now — not how you wrote a year ago. Grow, pivot, find a new lane; it keeps up.