Brand voice is easy to state and hard to keep. The moment a second person writes, the tone wanders — a word that's too casual here, too corporate there — and by the time it's noticed, it's published.
I built CopyComply because catching off-voice copy after publishing is the most common, least fixable version of this problem.
30-second takeaway
- Voice drift is invisible while writing and obvious after shipping.
- A 60-second check scores copy against your style guide.
- Catching it pre-publish beats a retroactive rebrand.
The drift nobody owns
A style guide lives in a doc nobody opens while writing the next landing page. So each draft drifts a little, and the cumulative effect is a brand that sounds like whoever wrote today. The fix isn't a longer guide — it's a check applied to the draft.
Scoring copy against the guide turns brand consistency from a document into a 60-second gate.
What the tool does
Paste copy and your style guide; get a check on whether it sounds like your brand, in about 60 seconds. Open it and try — no signup.
CopyComply runs in the browser, no account, no key.
FAQ
What is CopyComply?
A tool that scores copy against your brand style guide to catch off-voice drafts before they ship. No account, no key.
Does it rewrite the copy for me?
It flags the mismatches; you decide the fix. The point is the check, not an auto-rewrite.
Will it enforce tone perfectly?
It scores against what you provide; a thin style guide gives a thin check. The more you tell it, the sharper it gets.
Author's Process
This product was built with AI coding tools. The discipline was a gate, not a generator — it checks, it doesn't invent your voice.
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