An AI ghostwriter that starts with what you know

What makes ghostwriting work, with or without AI

A good human ghostwriter does three things before writing a word. They learn how you talk. They interview you until they find the idea that's actually yours. And they keep track of what you've said before so you don't repeat yourself or contradict yourself. The writing is the last step.

Most AI tools skip straight to the last step. You give a topic, it gives a draft, and the draft sounds plausible but not like you. Parlance follows the human sequence instead:

• It learns your voice from your writing, strategy documents and published content.
• It interviews you. A guided conversation draws out the thinking behind your decisions: the reason, the exception, the detail you almost left out.
• It keeps the thread. Your goals, sources and editorial preferences stay together, and Parlance remembers what you've rejected and what has performed.
• It drafts one piece at a time, for review, then adapts the approved version for other channels.

What it writes

One brief can become a blog post or article, an X thread, a LinkedIn post, an ActiveCampaign email and a press release. For public-company executives, typical work includes investor emails, shareholder letters, CEO LinkedIn posts, strategic explainers and earnings-support content.

Because the ideas come from your own experience, the pieces differ from each other. One decision might produce three articles, each answering a different reader question, rather than three versions of the same post.

Your options for an AI ghostwriter

Supergrow, Taplio and Claude prices from each vendor's pricing page, read 11 October 2026.

Choose something else if…

• LinkedIn growth is the whole goal. Supergrow includes Content DNA voice profiles, AI interviews through its Postcast feature, scheduling, a carousel maker and profile analytics. Taplio adds scheduling, analytics, AI post writing on Growth and lead outreach on Pro. Parlance doesn't do scheduling-led audience growth.
• You want a book or a speech. Long-form books and spoken drafts are a different craft; Parlance doesn't claim to do them.
• You're comfortable building your own setup. A Claude Project with your writing samples and a style guide is cheap and capable. You'll handle ideas, review and consistency yourself.
• You need a brand voice for a whole marketing team. That's a different job. See AI writers for marketing.

Why public-company executives need more than a writer

For a founder of a private company, a slightly overconfident LinkedIn post is a style problem. For a public-company CEO, it can be a disclosure problem. Parlance's house rules are Reg FD-aware, avoid stock-promotion phrasing and keep in-progress deal details out of drafts. Review is staged: the main piece first, then each channel version. Management, IR and counsel keep their role in approving the final communication.

That's also why Parlance works for IR firms: each client keeps their own voice, strategy, past communications and review preferences in a separate workspace, so no two clients sound the same.

Self-serve or done for you

Self-service ($99/month) includes the full platform with 1 voice profile and 1 seat, and suits an executive or communications lead who will run it weekly.

The managed service ($1,999/month) is closest to a traditional ghostwriter. A dedicated content lead learns your business, audience and voice, starting with a voice calibration session. They draft, work through your edits and hold a weekly strategic review with you on what to publish, skip and queue. Your time goes into the experience, decisions and review that need you.

Parlance is invite-only. Request access and we'll prepare a voice-matched sample: one communication in your voice, one channel adaptation, and a short summary of the voice and editorial rules inferred from your writing.

Comparing tools? See Parlance vs Taplio, Parlance vs Typefully, Parlance vs Jasper or AI writers for your personal voice.