Finished writing,
in your own voice.

DeepRit builds you a writer that knows how you sound, what you sell and what you've already said. Ask for a post, a proposal or a contract, and get something you can publish as it is. Bring your own AI key, and write without limits for $15 a month.

The DeepRit editor. On the left, a writer called Crumb and Co. Facebook has answered a request. On the right, a finished bakery post with a generated photo sits on the page, ready to copy.

Most AI writing gives itself away by the second line. It doesn't know your prices, your customers or the way you end a sentence. So you spend the next twenty minutes fixing it. DeepRit starts at the other end. It learns you first, and writes second.

From one sentence to a writer you keep.

  1. 1

    Say what you write

    Type it the way you'd tell a colleague: "Facebook posts for my bakery that bring in cake orders, warm and a little funny." AI sets up the whole writer, its voice, rules, format and style, and tells you what data would help.

    Rather pick? Start from one of 153 templates instead.

    The new writer screen, with a box to describe what you want to write and a searchable library of 153 templates.
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    Give it what it should know

    Add menus, price lists, past posts, web pages or plain notes, sorted into groups. Each writer imports only the groups it needs, so your contract writer never reads your Instagram captions.

    The My data screen, with files and notes sorted into groups called Menu and prices, Brand voice and Wholesale.
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    Ask, and post it

    Choose a format and a length, turn on an image if you want one, and send. What comes back is the piece itself. Copy it, export it, or ask for a change in plain words.

    The editor showing a finished post with a generated photo above it.

Read the full explanation, with tips for better results

A writer is a whole colleague, not a saved prompt.

Every writer holds its own instructions, memory and house style. Change any of it by hand, or just tell the assistant what should be different.

Voice
Tone, formality, warmth and energy. Paste a sample and it's analysed once into a short style note.
Data
The groups it imports, and anything only this writer should know.
Rules
Structure, things to always do and things never to say.
Document style
Fonts, headers, numbering, letterhead and signature blocks.
Images
Style, size, brand colors and logo, or off entirely.
Test
Try it on a real request before you save anything.
The writer builder, with steps for the AI assistant, identity, voice, data, rules, document style, images and test, next to a live preview of the document.

One request. Three different people.

The request “Tell people we're now open on Sundays.”

Crumb & Co.Bakery, Facebook post

Sunday just got better. From next week our door is open from 8 until the bread runs out, which, if we're honest, is usually around noon. Same ovens, same sourdough, slightly sleepier baker. See you Sunday.

  • Formality
  • Warmth
  • Energy
Hale & MarshSolicitors, client notice

From next month, our Mill Lane office will open on Sundays between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Appointments can be booked in the usual way. Urgent matters will continue to be handled through your named solicitor.

  • Formality
  • Warmth
  • Energy
North YardGym, Instagram caption

No more skipping Sunday. We're open 7 to 1, starting this week. Open floor, no classes, loud music. Bring the friend who thinks Sunday is a rest day.

  • Formality
  • Warmth
  • Energy

Examples written for this page, to show how voice settings differ. The businesses are made up.

The details are what make it yours.

Your profile holds who you are, your company, your offer and your audience. Your data holds the specifics. Switch either one off for a section, a writer or a single document, whenever it doesn't belong.

  • PDF, Word, text, Markdown, CSV, JSON and HTML files
  • Web pages by link, and notes you paste in
  • A search on your device picks what's relevant, at no cost
Try switching these

The seeded rye is back this Saturday, in the first batch out of the oven at 6:30. We only make 40. See you early at Crumb & Co., 18 Mill Lane.

Knows your name, your address and how you sound, plus the menu and the batch size.

Choose the shape every time you ask.

Fourteen formats, a word count or flexible length, and a title if you want one. A free check afterwards holds the result to your choice. These previews are the same ones you'll see in the app.

Nothing left for you to clean up.

No “here's your post”. No part labels. No blanks to fill in. If a detail is missing, it's left out and the writer tells you what to add. Contracts and other forms are the exception, and keep their fill-in fields on purpose.

A typical AI draft

Sure! Here's a Facebook post for your bakery:

Hook: Did you know fresh bread loses its crust within hours?

Body: At [Bakery Name], we are passionate about baking fresh bread every single day!

Call to action: Visit us today at [address]!

Would you like me to make it shorter?

What DeepRit gives you

Fresh bread starts losing its crust within hours of leaving the oven. So our ovens go on at 4 a.m., and the first sourdough comes out at 6:30.

Get here before nine and the loaf you take home will still be a little warm.

See you early. Crumb & Co., 18 Mill Lane.

Paste it anywhere
Copy keeps the title, bold and lists intact when you paste into another app.
Change one line
Select any passage and ask for a rewrite. Only that part changes.
Keep every version
History holds earlier drafts, so trying something costs you nothing.

A picture to go with the post.

Turn on Generate image when you ask, and it follows what the post says. Each writer has its own style, size, brand colors and logo. If a writer doesn't need images, switch them off for that writer.

Photograph of floured hands lifting a golden sourdough loaf out of a stone oven in warm light.
Editorial
A single scored golden country loaf on a plain off-white surface.
Product shot
Ink and watercolor drawing of a small corner bakery with a striped red and cream awning.
Illustration
A single baguette on terracotta linen, with most of the frame left empty.
Minimal

All four were generated with the image model DeepRit uses, on one topic. Yours can use your own brand colors.

Documents that look like they came from your office.

A contract shouldn't look like a blog post. Each writer has its own document theme, with fonts, headers, numbering, letterhead and signature blocks, and you can sign right on the page.

Also: modern, editorial, business letter, research report, press release, social post, resume and minimal. Export to PDF, Word, HTML or Markdown.

A wholesale bread supply agreement with a centered letterhead, numbered capitalized clauses and signature lines for two parties.
A catering proposal with a left-aligned letterhead, a large title and numbered sections.
A newsletter with a centered masthead, serif body text and a short bulleted list.

153 ways to start.

Whatever your industry, there's a starting point here that already understands the job. Every one can be changed.

    Your key. Your AI bill. As small as we can make it.

    You bring your own AI key, so your provider bills you directly, with no markup from us. DeepRit then does most of the work on your device, so that as little as possible reaches the AI.

    Choose Eco, Balanced or Deep in Settings. Each message shows the tokens it used. See pricing.

    • Local searchYour library is searched on your device. Only matching passages go out, and none at all if nothing matches.
    • Relevant facts onlyYour profile is split into facts, and only those related to the request are sent.
    • Compiled voiceA writing sample becomes a short style note once. Only the note travels after that.
    • Small edits stay smallChanging a selected passage sends that passage, not the whole document.
    • Exact repeats are freeAsk the same thing twice and the saved answer comes back for zero tokens.
    • Images on requestOff by default, so a text draft never pays for a picture.

    Your work stays in your account.

    Separated at the database

    Rules in the database let each account reach only its own writers, data, documents and images, whatever a request asks for.

    Only what's needed goes out

    The AI provider receives the passages picked for that one request. Your full library stays where it is.

    Clean on shared computers

    Signing out clears your account from the browser, so the next person sees nothing of yours.

    Take it, or delete it

    Export a full backup whenever you like, and delete everything from Settings when you want it gone.

    Questions

    Do I need to know how to write prompts?

    No. Describe what you want in ordinary words. The writer already holds the instructions, so a request can be as short as “a post about Saturday's rye”.

    Will it make things up about my business?

    It's told to leave out what it doesn't know and tell you what to add, instead of inventing a detail or leaving a blank. As with any AI, read what it wrote before you publish, especially anything drawn from the web.

    Which kinds of content can it write?

    Social posts, blogs, emails, ads, proposals, reports, job posts, press releases, contracts, lesson plans, stories and more. There are 153 templates across 13 categories, and you can describe anything else in a sentence.

    Can it write in Bangla or other languages?

    Yes. Ask for the language in your request, or set it on the writer.

    Can I use the contracts it writes?

    Treat them as a first draft for a qualified lawyer to review. Signatures place your mark on the document, but they aren't certified e-signatures.

    What gets sent to the AI?

    Your request, the writer's settings, and the passages and profile facts that matched. Requests go through OpenRouter to the model provider. If you turn on Web, your request is also used as a search query.

    Does DeepRit post to social media for me?

    No. DeepRit writes, and you decide what goes out. Copy or export your work, then publish it yourself.

    How much does it cost?

    Pro is $15 a month for unlimited use, 10 MB of data and up to 5 team members, with your own AI key. You can also start free with limited use and no card. See Pricing.

    What does "bring your own key" mean?

    You add your own API key from OpenRouter, an AI service that connects to many models. Your requests run on that key, so OpenRouter bills you directly at its own rates, and we don't add a markup.

    Can I bring my existing work?

    Yes. Add files, links and notes to your data, and paste a writing sample so a writer can learn your voice.

    Write it once.
    Sound like yourself.