Hey,

You know that feeling when your head is full, but the moment you sit down to write, nothing comes out?

That’s been me for years.

I’ve always had thoughts I wanted to share. About work. About life. About how I see the world. But turning those thoughts into clear words has always felt harder than it should. Most days, my brain feels like it has 23 tabs open. The ones with the best ideas tend to be buried under everything else.

That’s what led to Cleve.

It’s a space to slow down and make sense of what’s already in your head.

A place to help you express things you’ve felt for a long time, but haven’t been able to say yet.

Once you put something into words, something shifts.

• A post becomes a client.

• A message becomes a connection.

• Someone reads what you wrote and feels understood.

That’s the real magic. And Cleve is here to help you reach that moment.

It’s made for people who think deeply, feel strongly, and want to share ideas that matter.

Here’s how Cleve supports that:

• It remembers your tone, your past posts, and how you like to write

• You can jot down ideas as they come, whether by typing or voice, and return to them anytime

• You get full control over how to use AI, whether for rough drafts, edits, or sorting through ideas

• You can pull fresh info from the web into your doc without losing your train of thought

• You can save the ways you like to prompt the AI and use them again later

We built a mobile app too, so you can create wherever you are.

Coming soon:

• A personal dashboard that shows you how you write—your tone, your patterns, your habits

• Content ideas based on what you’ve shared before, so staying consistent gets easier

If you’re someone who’s always thinking, always observing, and wants to express things more clearly, Cleve was built for that.

I hope you’ll try it.

And if you do, let me know how it goes. We’re building this for people like you. Shoot us a DM anytime in the chat at the bottom right.

Happy writing & have fun 💛

Liz

Co-founder, Cleve

This version is scrubbed clean of em-dashes and negations. Let me know if you want an alternate style—more casual, poetic, minimalist, or even weird.

(this is a joke ✌️)