Find the voice. Keep the drafts.
Every rewrite in a linear chat is a small act of destruction. In GPTree, a rewrite is a branch: the formal version, the casual one, and the witty one all exist at once, and the best line from each can end up in the final.
Three voices, alive at the same time.
Finding the right voice
Highlight the paragraph that is not working and branch from exactly those words, three times: formal, casual, witty. Read them side by side, out loud if that is your test, and merge back the one winning line with the AI-assisted strategy so it lands cleanly in the draft.
- Branch from a text selection, not the whole message
- One voice per branch; each stays pure
- Merge a single line back without touching the rest
Parallel drafts to final copy
For a full piece, run Explore: the same brief as three to five drafts in parallel, each on its own model. Judge scores the field, the Answer Board lets you pull the strongest opening from one draft and the strongest close from another, and the polish step fuses them into one final.
- Two to five full drafts from one brief, in parallel
- Judge explains its scores; you still make the call
- Assemble the best pieces, then polish into a final
What this workflow leans on.
- Branch from selection: rewrite a phrase, not a document
- Explore mode: parallel drafts with a scored Judge
- Answer Board: compose your final from the best pieces
- Merge strategies: AI-assisted, replace, append, insert
- Documents: finished pieces leave the tree clean
- Memory: your style preferences, remembered and inspectable
Branching and Explore are free; the merge toolset lives on Pro. See pricing for the full split.
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