One place for the writing your business actually ships. Every feature below runs on your trained voice, your rules, and your company knowledge, automatically.
Upload real emails, writing samples, your house style rules, and your company and product knowledge. Write85 learns the rhythm and phrasing of your actual writing, keeps your facts on hand, and applies your rules to every piece. Unlike tools that treat every file the same, it knows the difference between voice, rules, and knowledge, and routes each to the right task: email samples shape emails, writing samples shape articles. Update the training once and every writer on the team gets the change instantly. Two more training kinds round it out: background knowledge that informs the writing without ever appearing in it, and your brand's visual identity for images. Every training section has a short built-in guide, so nothing needs a manual.
Paste an email and get a reply in your voice. Ask for a new email or a sales email and get a finished draft with a strong subject line, plus a built-in deliverability check so your message lands in the inbox, not the spam folder. Build a full newsletter issue from two to four quick items, complete with a subject line and preview text. And when a customer posts a review or sends a complaint, paste it in and get a measured, on-brand reply ready to post, whether the review was glowing or rough.
Enter your topic once and pick your platforms: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook. Write85 writes each post to that platform's best practices, in your voice. Add emojis and hashtags to the whole batch in one click, create a matching image, infographic, or listicle graphic, or generate a LinkedIn-style PDF carousel with a branded cover. One asset becomes many: the same article can turn into posts, a carousel, an infographic, and a follow-up email.
Blogs, articles, proposals, press releases, video scripts, digital and print ads. Now case studies too: Write85 interviews you about a client win, then turns your answers into a results-led story with nothing invented. And website copy: pick the page type, from About page to landing page, and get publish-ready copy with the meta title and description included. Attach files or links as source material, answer a couple of smart clarifying questions if you want, and everything, tables included, pastes into Outlook, Gmail, Word, and your site builder with formatting intact. There is even Rewrite in My Voice: paste anything, or point at a page, and get it back sounding like you. Add an About the Writer bio to articles, blogs, and rewrites with one click.
Every other mode writes as you. This one writes about you: a third-party article about your company, expert, or solution, written to syndication standards and ready for the placements that search engines and AI assistants cite. Pick the article type: feature, bylined, listicle, or advocacy. Answer five questions: who is quoted, the point they make, what to feature, the real numbers, and the link. Your trained voice appears only inside the quotation marks, and every quote arrives marked as a draft for the quoted person to approve. Working in pharma, healthcare, banking, or insurance? Choose the industry and the draft steers clear of the claims those industries cannot make, leaving clear placeholders for the disclosures your reviewers add. If you syndicate through Brandpoint, one checkbox formats the piece to their guide, sized for standard online, Business Journals, USA Today, or print placement.
Chat with an assistant that already knows your company, your products, and your voice. It starts from your trained voice, writing rules, and company knowledge. Turn on Live web when you want current information; web facts come with their sources listed. Either way, every answer is labeled with where it came from: your materials, the live web, or general AI knowledge, so no one mistakes a guess for a company fact. When a chat turns into a writing job, one click hands it to the right writing mode with the context carried over. Then create images for posts, articles, and ads guided by your brand's visual identity, with reference images and one-click direction chips.
Add and remove team members in seconds. Set per-person permissions by feature, so the sales team writes sales emails and the marketing team runs social, all from the same trained voice. See team usage at a glance, and watch your monthly word allowance refill every cycle.
Any writing mode can research the live web before it drafts. Turn it on, or paste a link, and Write85 pulls from primary sources published in the last 90 days, keeps each URL inline right after the fact it supports, and leaves out any claim it cannot source. Paste the link of the person or company you are writing to, and it checks the finished draft against their own site, so it never writes about a same-named stranger. What it will not do is fill gaps with plausible invention. Sponsored-article quotes arrive wrapped as drafts for the quoted person to approve. Product details, prices, and claims in ads, press releases, sponsored articles, and website copy come from your company knowledge or your brief, never estimated. When a fact is missing, the draft marks the gap with a bracketed placeholder, or a NEEDED line in case studies and sponsored articles, instead of guessing. Chat works the same way: every answer labeled with where it came from.
Every draft, image, and carousel lands in History automatically, sorted into Favorites, Recent, and All. Open any piece to view, copy, export, or star it. A refined draft shows once, as the final version, not as a trail of revisions. Admins see the whole company's writing with author names; everyone else sees their own. Chats can be saved, resumed later, and exported, and saved chats are always private to the person who saved them. Retention is yours to set: keep everything forever, or have unfavorited writing removed after 30, 60, or 90 days. Favorites stay until you delete them.
Watch the demo, then pick a plan and put your team on-brand today.