A copy workshop
What do you want to say?
Sigge gives your AI frameworks, perspectives and writing guidance for copy in Swedish and English. Connect Sigge to Claude or ChatGPT and write right in the chat – your AI looks up what it needs and checks the draft for AI tells before it replies.
- 14 frameworks
- 59 perspectives
- Swedish and English
- Free to use
No account needed
Try it in your browser.
Answer three questions and Sigge builds a writing prompt to paste into any AI chat. Already have a draft? Check it for AI tells. Everything happens in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
Check a draft
Paste a draft and Sigge points out common AI patterns – empty words, false contrasts and throat-clearing – and suggests what to do instead.
These patterns say nothing about who wrote the text – they are only reasons to read it again. Click a finding to select it.
With Sigge connected, your AI runs this check itself before it replies. Connect your AI →
What’s inside
Proven ideas, in your words.
The frameworks and perspectives are our own applications, linked to the original sources. They help you think; the words and the voice stay yours.
- Your voice firstVoice samples and tone lead. Frameworks give structure, not phrases to copy.
- Facts you can stand behindThe prompt tells your AI to use only your facts and to ask when something essential is missing.
- Your work stays with youThe brief is built in your browser. No account needed, and nothing is saved unless you choose to.
Hi! I guard your argument.
About the name
Hi, I’m Sigge.
Sigge is an old Swedish nickname for Sigurd, Sigvard and Sigfrid. The first part, sig-, comes from Old Norse sigr, meaning victory. Sigvard is usually read as something like ‘guardian of victory’.
That suits us. Sigge doesn’t write for you — he watches over your argument. He makes sure your AI has the facts, the reader and a clear framework, so the copy wins on its own merits and still sounds like you.
And yes, Sigge is also a small ink blot with a pencil behind his ear. He turns up when you need him and stays out of the way while you write.
- Say it
- SIG-geh, with a hard g
- Short for
- Sigurd, Sigvard, Sigfrid
- Root
- Old Norse sigr, ‘victory’