Commodity AI writers
Grounded in nothing but a prompt. They produce competent, interchangeable text that sounds like everyone — and platforms have learned to bury it. Your audience has learned to skim past it.
A private editorial office, retained monthly
The writing you would publish, if you had the week to write it.
Compounding Context is an editorial team that learns your voice from your own work, drafts LinkedIn posts and articles grounded in what you actually do, and publishes nothing without your approval.
The gap
Generic AI reads as slop. A ghostwriter costs a retainer.
Human ghostwriting
Genuinely grounded, because a person interviews you and reads your work. Also slow, involved, and priced for executives with a communications budget rather than a calendar problem.
This office
Grounded in your actual work — your writing, your projects, your field this week. Drafted in your voice, reviewed by an editor, and held until you approve it. Weekly, not quarterly.
How it works
You get a briefing, not a blank page.
- 1
We learn your voice.
From your own published writing — a handful of well-chosen pieces matters more than a mountain of them. If you have never posted, we interview you instead and say so honestly: your early drafts are labelled as drafts to edit, not finished pieces.
- 2
We watch your world.
Each week we read what moved in your field and, with your consent, what moved in your own work — mail, notes, documents. You get a short briefing with a content plan: react, add a thought, approve. About ten minutes, whenever suits you.
- 3
We draft. You approve.
Every piece is written against examples of your own writing, then checked by an editor — facts, confidentiality, voice — before it reaches you. A borderline draft goes back for revision with a note; it is never waved through. Nothing publishes without you.
- 4
You publish.
Under your own name, on your own account, having read every word. What you accept teaches the office your voice a little better; what you reject teaches it faster.
Confidentiality
Your material never appears in your posts.
We assume your working week includes things that must never be public — deals, clients, counterparties. Here is how they are protected, in plain words.
- What we read informs. It never appears. Material from your working life shapes what your drafts are about — but no line of it is ever copied, quoted, or paraphrased into a post.
- Off-limits means excluded, not disguised. Anything touching a subject you have marked off-limits is removed from the working material entirely. We do not rephrase around a secret; we set it aside.
- Even our internal alarms stay discreet. When something trips a boundary inside the system, the alert points to the item by reference, never by content. An alarm that quoted the problem would itself be a leak.
- Your data stays in the EU, encrypted with keys unique to you. When you leave, we revoke access, destroy your keys, and delete the rest.
- You are the only person who decides what is said publicly. There is no auto-publish. There never will be.
Pricing
One plan. One hundred euros a month.
€100/month
- A weekly editorial briefing on your field and your own work.
- LinkedIn posts and long-form articles, drafted in your voice.
- Editorial review of every piece — facts, voice, red-lines.
- Your approval on everything. No auto-publish, ever.
- An on-demand desk for when the news will not wait a week.
We onboard slowly and deliberately — each client gets a configured editorial team, and the first week is spent learning your voice properly. Starting costs €100 and a little of your patience; cancel any time.