
WriteTone
AI Voice & Style Rewriter
About
This app analyzes your writing style from social media posts to rewrite any text in your unique voice. It offers multiple platforms and tone modifiers for personalized content creation. Save your last 20 rewrites automatically.
What's New in WriteTone
2.2
October 4, 2026
A whole new look. WriteTone now works like a case file: your draft is Exhibit A, your rewrite is Exhibit B, and your voice profile reads like a dossier, fingerprint and all. Everything works the same as before. Cleaner rewrites: WriteTone now strips AI-sounding filler phrases and long dashes from every result.
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FAQ
How does WriteTone analyze my voice?
WriteTone analyzes your actual social media posts to build a unique voice fingerprint, going beyond basic bio information. This allows it to capture your specific writing nuances.
What platforms can I rewrite text for with WriteTone?
WriteTone supports rewriting text for 9 platforms, including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Email, Text, Facebook, and a general format.
Can WriteTone add my catchphrases to the rewritten text?
Yes, WriteTone features 'Signature Phrases' which allow you to optionally weave your personal catchphrases into any rewritten output, further personalizing your content.
How many rewrites does WriteTone save?
WriteTone automatically saves your last 20 rewrites in its history feature. This allows you to easily access and review previous transformations.
Does WriteTone require an API key to function?
No, WriteTone does not require an API key. The entire process is managed server-side, simplifying the user experience.
What is the price of WriteTone?
WriteTone is a paid application priced at $0.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to its AI voice and style rewriting features.
What devices is WriteTone available on?
WriteTone is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to work seamlessly on these Apple platforms.
How often is WriteTone updated?
The latest version of WriteTone is 2.2, and it was last updated on October 4, 2026. This indicates a recent update and ongoing development.



