AI assistant for writers

Writing is rarely the hard part. The friction is everything around it: chasing a half-formed idea before it evaporates, untangling a messy outline, fact-checking a claim, and remembering what you decided three drafts ago. MiyoMind is a personal AI assistant built to absorb that overhead so you can spend more time on the sentences that matter. You talk to it like you'd text a sharp collaborator, inside the apps you already keep open.

How does MiyoMind help writers day to day?

MiyoMind handles the full arc of a piece, from the spark to the final polish. Because it has long-term memory and recall of past conversations, it builds up a picture of your style, your recurring projects and the angles you've already used. Here is how that plays out across a working day.

Capture ideas the moment they hit

Ideas show up on walks, in the shower, mid-commute. Send a voice note in WhatsApp or Telegram and MiyoMind transcribes it, files the gist into memory, and can expand it into a hook or paragraph on request. Nothing gets lost between the thought and the document.

Brainstorm and pressure-test angles

Stuck on where to take a piece? Ask for ten contrarian angles, three headline variants, or a counter-argument to your own thesis. MiyoMind runs on frontier models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI and Alibaba via its Hermes router, so you get genuinely varied reasoning rather than one model's reflexes.

Outline, draft and edit in passes

Turn a brain-dump into a structured outline, then draft section by section. For editing, paste a paragraph and ask for a tighter version, a line edit for rhythm, or a pass that cuts twenty percent without losing meaning. You stay the author; MiyoMind is the tireless second pair of eyes.

What can you actually type? Example prompts

MiyoMind is driven by plain language. There are no slash commands to memorise and nothing extra to install for chat. These are the kinds of messages writers send every day:

Brainstorm 8 fresh angles for an essay on remote work burnout.

Turn these rough notes into a 5-section outline for a 1,200-word feature: [paste notes]

Line-edit this paragraph for rhythm and cut the filler: [paste draft]

Research the latest data on newsletter open rates and give me sources I can cite.

What did we decide about the tone for the brand voice guide last week?

Remind me every Tuesday at 9am to ship the newsletter draft.

Draft a warm reply to this editor declining the deadline extension politely.

• Brainstorming: "Give me 10 counter-intuitive openings for a piece about AI and creativity."
• Outlining: "Build a scene-by-scene beat sheet from this story premise."
• Editing: "Make this 30% shorter and more active, keep my voice."
• Research with citations: "Find recent statistics on freelance writer income and link the sources."
• Voice capture: send a 30-second voice note and ask "expand that into an intro paragraph."
• Recall: "Pull up what we drafted for the Chapter 3 opener two days ago."
• Reminders: "Nudge me at 4pm today to do the final proofread before I submit."

How does research and fact-checking work?

MiyoMind runs live web search and returns answers with citations, so you can verify a claim before it lands in your draft. It can read and analyse documents and PDFs you share, summarise long source material, and pull the specific stat or quote you need. For non-fiction and journalism, that means fewer tabs and a traceable path back to the original source for every figure you publish.

Connect the tools you already use through secure OAuth and the research-to-publish loop tightens further. MiyoMind links to Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Microsoft Outlook, Notion, Slack, GitHub, Linear and around 30 connectors in total. Draft a pitch email, drop research notes into a Drive doc, or check your calendar for the next deadline, all without leaving the chat. Connectors are available once the operator has configured them.

Is it safe to write with MiyoMind?

Your work and your sources stay protected. Every paid user gets a dedicated, sandboxed Docker container with an isolated workspace, no public internet egress, a read-only root filesystem and dropped Linux capabilities. Your connected integrations and long-term memories are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. A ten-layer prompt-injection defence plus output scrubbing runs on every message, so a malicious web page or pasted document can't hijack the assistant. The free tier runs on a shared direct-agent path without a dedicated container.

How much does it cost?

MiyoMind is free to start and credits meter your actual model and tool usage rather than charging a flat rate for capacity you don't use.

Need more in a heavy writing month? Top-up packs add credits without changing your plan: 600 for $3, 2,000 for $10, 5,000 for $25, or 10,000 for $50. One credit is worth roughly half a cent of model and tool usage. The free plan needs no card, so you can put MiyoMind through a real piece before deciding.

That is the difference between a one-off chatbot session and a writing partner that compounds. Because memory and past-conversation recall carry across days, MiyoMind gets more useful the longer you work with it: it stops re-asking what a project is, recalls the angle you rejected last week, and keeps your deadlines in view. The first draft is faster, and every draft after that is informed by everything that came before.