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Coming soonVEGA Style
VEGA Style is a tool that takes the habits out of text written by AI and rewrites it in your own voice.
Setup fee from ¥10,000 (tax included); plans from ¥1,500 a month (tax included).
A generated draft says the right thing, yet you can tell at a glance that an AI wrote it. It has its own peculiar turns of phrase, the commas land in the same places, and the endings repeat.
To fix it, you end up rewriting the whole thing yourself.
We take that rewrite off your hands.
What it does
We rewrite AI-written text in your voice
Using a tool trained just for you, we move the phrasing toward the way you write and hand it back. You will never again rewrite a draft from top to bottom.
It takes out the endings and the comma habits
In writing by people, the endings lean toward three patterns, or the comma lands in the same place in every sentence. We read how you place them from your everyday writing and match it to you.
It follows your spelling
Toward or towards. Email or e-mail. OK or okay. Which one you use differs from person to person. We learn it from what you have written and keep it.
You can keep one for each kind of writing
A work email and a report are written differently, even by the same person. We prepare a separate one for each use.
The more you use it, the closer it gets
The hour and a half to two and a half hours at the start are where it begins. Add what you write afterwards and it moves closer to the way you write. You can add more at any time.
Two ways to use it
You choose by what you have in hand.
Rewrite a draft
If you already have a piece of Japanese writing you want to rewrite, use "Rewrite a draft."
From a draft an AI wrote, we take out the turns of phrase left in the text and move it toward the way you normally write.
We compare names and numbers with your draft, and point out when some look added or missing.
Write from key points
If you have only Japanese key points and no writing, use "Write from key points." Japanese key points you had an AI produce also go with "Write from key points."
From the key points of a piece of writing, we write the whole piece in your voice.
You don't need to prepare a draft first. If you want a longer piece of writing, write more key points.
If you feel the meaning has changed
Press "Meaning changed" to redo that rewrite. A redo doesn't count toward your monthly limit. You can redo only so many times.
Examples
Here are the situations, use by use.
We lined up one scene for each use. Even for the same use, the way that fits depends on what you have in hand.
Replies to work email and chat
You had an AI draft a reply to a client. The polite wording feels off.
Fits best: "Rewrite a draft"
Company documents (minutes, daily reports, proposals)
The notes from a regular meeting are still a list of bullet points, and the minutes themselves are not written yet.
Fits best: "Write from key points"
Public articles, such as blogs or note
You have a draft of an article before it goes public. An AI wrote it, and next to your earlier articles, the phrasing looks different.
Fits best: "Rewrite a draft"
Longer posts on social media
For a longer post introducing a new product, you had an AI list the content as bullet points.
Fits best: "Write from key points"
Fiction and essays
You have a few lines of short notes jotted down while traveling. Turning them into an essay is still ahead of you.
Fits best: "Write from key points"
Reports and analyses
You have the numbers from your research and what you learned from them. For notes, you can use "Write from key points"; for a draft an AI wrote, you can use "Rewrite a draft."
Fits best: "Rewrite a draft" "Write from key points"
Explainers and introductions
An AI wrote a draft of an article about something you want to introduce. Before you publish it, you want it in your own way of writing.
Fits best: "Rewrite a draft"
Getting started
If you have no sample text to follow.
You write for about an hour and a half to two and a half hours.
To read the way you write, we ask you to write first. We prepare the prompts.
We use what we read here in both "Write from key points" and "Rewrite a draft."
We ask one thing before you begin. An email, an article, or fiction.
After that you write to the prompts. Each one comes with its own material — a short, invented set of facts. You are never left thinking up what to say; you only put the material into your own words.
Each piece runs two to three hundred characters, and you can move on once you pass one hundred eighty. There are sixteen in all. A prompt that does not suit you swaps for a different material that practices the same thing.
Close it partway through and what you wrote stays. You pick up where you left off.
At the end we hand you two finished candidates, and you choose the one that sounds more like you. We use that one from then on.
If you have writing you have built up in the past.
Hand over what you have already written.
You may already have writing of your own. Hand it to us, and skip the session — we pick out the parts that work.
We show you a list of both — what we used, and what we set aside. That second pile tends to be bullet-heavy notes, a passage a generator wrote, or something in a different register.
The same goes for what we read from the writing you hand over.
Here is what we cannot fix.
Phrasing, we can. Sentence length, where the commas go, which endings you reach for, when you spell a word out. That much we can move.
Thin content we cannot. No concrete example, a weak claim, nothing at stake anywhere in it. That is a matter of what the piece says, and our hands do not reach it.
There are tools that judge who wrote a piece. Getting past them is not what we are for, and it never will be.
Requirements
Your device does not need to be powerful.
VEGA Style works on Windows 11 or later and macOS 14 or later.
What happens to the text you give us is covered in full in the privacy policy, so you can read it before you use the service.
There is no release date yet. We will post it here once there is one.
Pricing
Pricing splits into a setup fee and a monthly fee.
The setup fee is a one-time charge, paid when you apply, for reading and finishing your style. The monthly fee covers writing from key points and rewriting a draft. It starts the day you choose your finished candidate.
Setup plan
Full onboarding (one use)
Full onboarding, two free retrainings
Full onboarding, two free retrainings, ¥1,500 off every retraining after that
Monthly plan
Regular use (up to 80,000 characters a month)
Heavy use (up to 300,000 characters a month)
Payment is by credit card only, through KOMOJU; you enter the number on their screen, and it never reaches us. The setup fee is fully refundable before you choose your finished candidate, and not refundable after. The monthly fee stops at your next renewal once you cancel, with no partial refund. Full details are in the Legal notice (Japan).
Account
For now, you can only sign in.
You sign in with your email and a code we send you. There is no password.
The account page also has a sign-up button, but sign-ups are not open yet. Once they are, you will apply, check your plan, and cancel from that same page.