I run Onfolio, a publicly traded holding company that acquires and operates online businesses. We have a small team and an active investor audience. I write most of our content myself — quarterly letters, deal explainers, strategy posts, the things investors actually read. It takes hours every week.
The AI drafts I tried were grammatically correct, but they lost our strategy, repeated corporate clichés and needed too much rewriting. I kept explaining the same context and correcting the same language.
So I built Parlance to keep the company context, executive voice, previous communications and editorial rules in one place. Each new draft starts from what we’ve already established. You still review the important stuff. You just have a more useful first draft to work with.