Planiberry reads each client’s published posts and writes their week in their voice, not yours.
One brief goes in. Two clients. Two drafts that don’t sound like each other.
Try it yourself
Your client can’t describe their own voice — but they instantly notice when it’s gone. Below is one brief written for two different people. Switch between them and decide whether they sound like the same writer.
The brief · unchanged
Why most onboarding audits look at the wrong week
Maya Okonkwo
Fractional COO · scaling ops without scaling headcount
2d · Public
most onboarding processes are looking at the wrong week.
everyone tries to fix the first day, tour, checklist, and empty state with the friendly arrow icon.
but when they check the numbers a month later, they see nothing changed. …more
How it works
01
Planiberry reads their last ~20 published posts and measures how they actually write. It captures rhythm, function words, casing, punctuation, contraction rate, and the phrases they reuse.
02
66 content strategies, ranked against that profile, each with the reason it fits this client.
03
Seven post ideas, each with a distinct job. Open one and the draft is already written against the measured voice. You edit it, post it, and Planiberry never posts anything.
Pricing
Start free with one client. Move up the day you sign the next one — plans change instantly, and every voice profile you have built comes with you.
Solo
For a solo ghostwriter with a small roster.
billed monthly
Studio
For a studio with a working roster of clients.
billed monthly
Agency
For an agency running a full book of clients.
billed monthly
< free forever>
one client, ten posts a month, and the same voice analysis the paid plans run. no card, no trial clock, no reminder email in nine days. *
* upgrade when you add a second client, not before.
The ones worth asking
That is the whole design of Planiberry. It measures how each client writes from the posts they have already published — sentence rhythm, function words, lowercase openings, punctuation habits, contraction rate, the phrases they reuse — and every draft is written against that client's own profile. Ten clients, ten separate profiles, and nothing to re-prime when you move between them.
Three on Solo, ten on Studio, twenty-five on Agency, each with their own voice profile, their own content strategy and their own week. Adding one takes a LinkedIn URL and about a minute, so the roster grows without your hours growing.
How someone connects ideas — their rhythm, the small words they lean on, the way they punctuate — is a fingerprint, and it stays constant even when the topic changes. Pasting samples into a chat carries that fingerprint for a message or two, then drifts back to generic by the fourth reply, and you start over on the next client. Planiberry measures the fingerprint once, keeps it against that client, and writes every draft from it.
There is a free plan and it does not expire — one client, ten posts a month, and the same voice analysis the paid plans run. No card to start it and no trial clock counting down. Paid plans are about roster size rather than better output: three clients on Solo, ten on Studio, twenty-five on Agency. Move up when you sign the next client, not before.
Paste a profile and the first week is drafted in seconds. Seven posts, each with a distinct job, already written in that client's voice. You edit and you post. Planiberry reads the public profile only and it never publishes anything itself.
Everything Planiberry needs is sitting in posts your client already published. Paste one URL and read what comes back.
