Your team already writes with ChatGPT and Claude. We built Ellora to be the AI content editor inside those apps. It learns how your brand sounds, then fixes each draft before anyone has to.
Works in the AI apps your team already uses
Ask any model for a launch post and you’ll get one in seconds. It will be fluent, and it will sound like everyone else’s. That gap is where most AI content dies.
Models write in the average of everything they’ve read. Readers notice in a sentence, and once they notice, they stop trusting the rest.
blog · opener
“in today’s fast-paced world…”
→ open on the reader’s problem
Claude sounds one way, ChatGPT another, and each writer prompts differently. Over a hundred drafts, that drift becomes your brand.
formal → casual → breezy → clipped
A model writes a draft in thirty seconds. The editor who rewrites it before it goes out still needs an hour.
47 drafts in review · 1 editor
Add one line to your prompt and every draft gets checked for voice, AI slop, argument, and format. Each problem comes back with the fix already written.
Draft
Ellora isn’t just a checker, it’s a second editor. Teams are arguably drowning in drafts. Due to the fact that review is manual, quality slips. In other words, the editor is the bottleneck. Not faster drafts. Better ones. That’s the whole point. This is why we built it.
Ellora is a second editor. Teams are drowning in drafts, and because review is manual, quality slips. The editor is the bottleneck. The drafts get better, not just faster. Every writer ships to the same standard. So we built it.
Written in Claude, via MCP. The writer never left the app.
7 mandatory findings openPassed, no regressions against the first draft
red 2 · yellow 5red 0 · yellow 0
Engines
Findings
7 mandatory findings0 mandatory findings
Not faster drafts. Better ones.
→ just state Y
In other words, the editor is the bottleneck.
→ just say it once, well
isn’t just a checker, it’s a second editor
→ say what it IS, not what it isn’t
Due to the fact that review is manual
→ use "because"
teams are arguably drowning in drafts
→ commit. say it or drop it
That’s the whole point.
→ say specifically what the "whole point" is
This is why we built it.
→ just make the point without the signpost
Every finding carries the sentence, the rule that fired, and a fix you can drop straight in.
Four checks read the same draft at once. Each one returns its own findings and its own verdict.
Voice conformance
Your voice, measured from what you’ve already published. Every draft is held to it, so a new hire sounds like you from their first piece.
voice_profile · acme-editorial
Desloping
A rule table for the phrasing that marks writing as machine-made, like stock transitions and hollow openers. Each one comes back flagged, with the rewrite written.
Same speed. Better voice.
→ state the claim once, plainly
It’s worth noting that reviews take time.
→ just note it directly
Argument integrity
Reads the piece as one argument rather than a pile of sentences. It catches claims that contradict each other and conclusions the text never earned.
narrative · polarity
Every launch needs a long runway. Later, the same draft says to ship the patch without one.
This reverses the explicit polarity established in sentence 1.
Keep one position, or name the condition that changes it.
Format-aware standards
The bar you set for each format. A landing page is judged as a landing page and a changelog as a changelog, against a brief the writer may never have opened.
writing_brief · v1
You don’t switch editors or paste drafts between tools. Ellora runs inside the app you already write in, while the draft is being written.
Give your app the skill once. After that, the only thing anyone has to do is write.
Once, at setup
Give your app the skill
Paste one line into Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor. It connects to Ellora over OAuth, so there’s no key to manage.
Build your voice
Share 2 to 20 pieces you’ve already published. Ellora turns them into a voice profile.
Set a brief per format
Who it’s for, what it should do, the words you use and the ones you avoid.
On every draft
the app drafts
you write as normal
ellora_review
7 mandatory findings
the app rewrites
from rewrite_guidance
passed: true
no regressions
The review and the rewrite repeat on their own until the draft passes. Every pass is logged, and each rewrite you accept teaches the profile.
Writers, readers, and the companies they work for are saying it in public. Every quote below links to where it was said.
I would much rather read a short, real reply full of grammatical errors than an essay that’s “well-structured” and perfectly spelled but that represents the meaningless average of all possible thought.
None of this is a reason to stop using AI to write. It is a reason to stop shipping the first thing it hands you.
You don’t have to take our word for it. Readers have said it out loud, and the numbers have already moved.
31%
trust a brand less when its marketing looks AI-written. Only 7% trust it more.
CivicScience, via CNNOpens in a new tab53%
of people say they don’t trust AI-generated search results.
GartnerOpens in a new tab90%
of iHeart listeners say they want media made by people.
iHeartMedia researchOpens in a new tab50–80%
of search traffic lost by sites that mass-produced AI pages, after Google’s 2024 scaled-content-abuse update.
Google spam policyOpens in a new tab38 / 79
fiction magazines that now ban AI submissions outright.
Become a Writer TodayOpens in a new tabEllora is open to everyone. Start free on your own, or talk to us about your team.
Free gives one person every check Ellora runs. Enterprise adds more voices and the people who write in them.
$0
For one person who writes with AI and wants it to sound like them.
Free accounts show as Solo in the app.
Or paste this into your AI app. It walks you through sign-up.
set up https://getellora.com/SKILL.md Custom
For teams that publish under one brand.
Thirty minutes on your own drafts. We’ll go through setup, the voices you need, and pricing.
Book a callOpens in a new tabContracts run six months or a year. Questions? [email protected]