Every draft gets red-lined
before you see it
Keyiku picks the strongest of three drafts and cuts it down for you. Finished copy in about a minute, free.
Same brief
Two writers
Same lawn crew, same facts. One of these reads like a brochure.
A homepage headline for a two-truck lawn crew in Lincoln. Fifteen years in. Always on time. Texts a photo when the job is done.
Elevatemachine word Your Outdoor Space With Seamlessmachine word Lawn Care
In today's busy worldstock opener, your lawn deserves the bestcannot be checked. GreenPro delivers reliable, professional, and affordablethree adjectives service. It's not just a lawn, it'snegation frame your peace of mindmachine word.
Know when your lawn is done, even while you're out Our Lincoln lawn crew shows up on time and texts you a photo when the job is done.
What happens after
you hit send
- ReaderA homeowner at workOn their mindDid the crew even come today?The one thingYou know the job is done without going to look
1It finds the one thing
It names your reader and the idea they need to grasp.
- Make the benefit something you can pictureApple, 2001Prove quality with one checkable detailDavid Ogilvy, 1958Turn your honest weakness into the reasonAvis, 1962
2It picks the moves
Three drafts, each built on a different move from 152 pieces of great writing.
Elevateyour yard withseamless,reliablelawn caremachine wordthree adjectives3It red-lines the slop
Over 200 machine tells get caught before a person ever reads them.
- Can you picture it?9Could it be proven wrong?9Could anyone else say it?8
4It edits the winner
An editor asks if you can picture it, prove it wrong, or hear a rival say it.
Lines Keyiku will
never write for you
In today's fast-paced worldUnlock your potentialA seamless experienceLet’s delve intoElevate your brandWhether you’re a startup or an enterpriseReady to take it to the next level?A true game-changerI hope this email finds you wellFast, reliable, and affordableThe result?Look no further
Writing that sounds
like a person
How great ads and writers make words land, with real rewrites you can steal.
AI tellsNov 8, 2026ChatGPT words to avoidand what to write insteadThe words and phrases Keyiku flags on every draft, each with a plain swap, plus a prompt you can paste into ChatGPT tonight.
AI tellsNov 8, 2026The ChatGPT em dashand five ways to rewrite itSix of twelve plain ChatGPT-style drafts used an em dash. Here are the five rewrites Keyiku reaches for, shown on real lines.
CraftNov 8, 2026How to make ChatGPTsound less like AIOne real brief, walked through Keyiku step by step: the plain draft, the flags, the plan, three drafts, the editor’s scores and the final line.
Questions people
ask about Keyiku
Plan before you write. Name the reader, what is on their mind, and the one idea the piece must land. Then cut the machine tells: em dashes, straw-man contrast frames, stock openers. Keyiku does both. It plans, writes three drafts in parallel and checks each against over 200 tells before an editor picks the winner.
Keyiku is an AI copywriter on a single page. You type what you need, such as a headline, landing page, email, ad or product description, then pick a voice, and it hands back finished copy in about a minute. It is free to try with no account. A small team in Lincoln, Nebraska built it.
Keyiku is a free AI copywriter you can try without an account. Before you see any copy, a checker flags over 200 machine tells, including em dashes, stock openers and three-adjective lists. An editor then scores each draft on three questions: can you picture it, could it be proven wrong, could anyone else say it.
Keyiku plans first: who reads it, what is on their mind, the one idea it must land and which facts it may use. It routes the request to a library of 152 writing skills and writes three drafts in parallel, each on a different skill. An editor scores them and line-edits the winner. Then the checker runs again.
Keyiku, a free AI copywriter, can match your voice. Paste a sample of your own writing and it writes the new piece to match it. You can also pick one of five set voices: plain, warm, wry, bold or founder. Either way it hands back finished copy in about a minute.
Keyiku never invents facts. Before it writes, it works out which facts it may use. When a line needs a number, a name or a detail you did not give, it leaves a [bracketed placeholder] in the copy, so you fill the gap with the real fact before anything goes out.
The common tells are em dashes, straw-man contrast frames, overused words, stock openers, stock closing questions, lists of three adjectives, and sentences that all run the same length. Keyiku's checker flags over 200 of these in every draft. It runs on the drafts and again after the editor's line edit.
Write something
worth reading
Paste the brief, get finished copy in about a minute. Free, no account.