For freelance writers and consultants

Take on more clients without writing every pitch from scratch.

Your best proposals, articles and reports are already in your drive. I can help you set up AI that knows them, writes in your voice and keeps each client's brief to hand, so a first draft takes minutes and your hours go on the thinking clients actually pay for.

Sound familiar?

You’ve solved this problem before. Finding where takes an hour.

  • The pitch that won you a similar job is somewhere in three years of folders.
  • AI drafts come back generic, so you rewrite them until they sound like you.
  • Every new job means rereading the client's brief, their tone guide and your last five emails before you can start.

An example

A client pitch, from blank page to first draft.

The old way

An afternoon digging out past examples, then rewriting them to match one client's tone.

The connected way

A first draft in that client's tone within minutes, built from your own past work.

An illustrative example based on common workflows, not a client case study. Your own setup starts from the tasks you tell me about.

  1. Your archive, searchable

    Past proposals, articles and project files in a workspace you can ask: “What did I pitch for the last job like this?”

  2. A workspace for each client

    Their brief, brand guidelines and your correspondence, loaded once and always there.

  3. Drafts in your voice

    Trained on your own writing, so you edit a good draft rather than rewriting a robotic one.

  4. Your repeat jobs, one line each

    The follow-up email, the monthly report, the project summary: you ask, and it already knows how you like it.

What I'd set up for you

A writing setup built around your own best work.

The setup I'd suggest

Solo Engine

A personal AI setup, built one‑to‑one around your past work and the way you write.

From £500One-off setup

Talk about a solo setup

Not sure yet? Start with a £250 Workflow Review, credited against any setup.

What you get

  • Your archive, searchablePast proposals, articles and project files in a knowledge base you can question, such as Gemini Notebook.
  • A workspace for each clientClaude Projects or custom GPTs loaded with that client's briefs and brand guidelines.
  • Drafts in your voiceTrained on your own writing, so the robot tone goes.
  • Your repeat jobs, one line eachSaved instructions for the write-ups, follow-ups and summaries you do every week.
  • A session to make it yoursYou leave knowing how to run and extend it.

Free guide

How to build an AI second brain using your past work

Turn the folders of past pitches, proposals and articles you already have into something you can ask questions of. Six steps, one afternoon, free to start.

  • Which tool to use, compared
  • An “About me” template to copy
  • Twelve questions that get useful answers
  • How to keep clients’ information safe

Questions

What freelance writers and consultants ask first.

All questions
Will my clients be able to tell?

They'll be reading your work. The drafts come from your own past writing, in your voice, and you edit every word before it goes out. What changes is how long the first draft takes, not who writes it.

I already use ChatGPT. What's different?

A blank chat forgets you every morning. This setup remembers your past work, your clients and your voice, so you stop explaining yourself before every draft.

Can it keep clients' material separate?

Yes. Each client gets their own workspace, so one client's brief never leaks into another's draft.

Get started

Which piece of writing would you most like to stop starting from scratch?

Tell me about it on a 30-minute call. If AI can take the first draft off your hands, I'll show you how. If it can't, I'll say so.