Never start from zero
Stet writes Upwork and freelance proposals from the jobs you actually hired — and the ones that passed — instead of a blank ChatGPT prompt. Six proposals free. No card.
Six proposals free · no card · Upwork, email, LinkedIn
Six proposals free. No card. ChatGPT starts over every time. Stet writes from your hired and passed pages.
Upwork · a sample page
Hi Maya, I can help you ship the first working slice this month.
Stet writes from the book you actually have. If a project isn’t in there, it asks — it does not invent one.
Best,
The book
How it works
Drop the Upwork post, the email, the Google Doc. Or paste a proposal you already drafted. Stet reads the job, not a form you fill twice.
Hired pages, passed pages, and the portfolio that matches. Stet writes the next one from that record — or marks what to keep and what to fix on yours.
One draft, one page in your voice. Won, Lost, or Pending. Stamping rebuilds memory. Until two hired and two passed, Stet will not pretend it has learned.
A sample loop
Labeled sample — not a live job. This is the transformation: a brief in, a page from memory, a stamp, an insight with the sample size named.
01Brief
Rebuild the patient calendar in Next.js. Timezones in the first slice. CMS stays. First cut in two weeks. Budget $2,500. Upwork.
02Stet writes
I can take the booking calendar off the Google Sheet to a first working cut in two weeks. You keep the CMS. Timezones are in the first slice — not a later surprise.
03You stamp
They hired on the first-cut date. The quote held. Memory now has a page it can lean on.
04Next brief
Early signal — from 3 hired · 2 passed. A direction, not a law. The next draft opens on when they can see something working.
Why not ChatGPT
ChatGPT writes a page from whatever you typed this morning. Tomorrow it starts over.
Stet retrieves the pages you actually won and lost, then writes — or checks — against that record.
You mark hired or passed. That is the learning loop. Without the stamp, it is still a prompt.
The book
This is a sample ledger — the kind of book you get once pages are stamped. Pending stays open until you know. Memory only learns from Won and Lost.
Two doors in
01
Two hired, two passed. That’s enough contrast for a first insight. Stet will say so if the sample is still thin.
02
Hourly or per project, who you work with, optional samples. Drafts follow that until stamps exist — no invented wins.
Pricing
One draft is one proposal. Starter is forty a month. Pro is one hundred fifty if you write every day. Studio and Organisation are for more than one person. A failed write comes back. Unused proposals roll at most twenty percent.
Free
$0
Six proposals to see if Stet learns your voice. 6 proposals to start · 1 seat
Starter
$9/mo
For a freelancer who writes most days, not all day. 40 proposals/mo · 1 seat
Pro
$19/mo
When you apply every day and Starter runs out. 150 proposals/mo · 1 seat
Studio
$79/mo
A small shop. Shared memory, five seats. 500 proposals/mo · 5 seats · shared memory
Organisation
$199/mo
Agency volume. One ledger, many writers. 2,000 proposals/mo · 20 seats · shared memory · extra seats as add-on
Questions
Waitlist
Hold a place if you’re not opening a book today. Accounts are separate — sign in when you want the ledger, not the list.
