Eight minutes. One voice, everywhere.
A quiet Monday at Olive & Ash, an example restaurant on WordPress. Here’s brand guidelines going from a first guess to every AI feature, step by step.
- Step 1 · 9:00 am
It takes a first guess.
QueryCatch has already read your site, so it suggests a tone to start from. One click fills it in, and you change whatever doesn’t sound right.
QueryCatch · Brand guidelinesDetected from your site- ToneWarm, relaxed
- IndustryRestaurant
Use detected values - Step 2 · 9:02 am
Write the house rules.
Up to 25 do’s and 25 don’ts. First person or third. Plus 2,000 characters of notes on who you are and who you’re talking to.
QueryCatch · Brand guidelines - Step 3 · 9:05 am
Every tool reads them.
Blog posts, topic ideas, meta titles and descriptions, image alt text. They all follow the same rules, so nobody pastes a style guide into a prompt again.
QueryCatch · Image alt textAlt text · terrace photoimage of food on table
Wood-fired flatbread with whipped feta and charred lemon, served on the terraceOn brand ✓
- Step 4 · 9:06 am
Your AI assistant too.
Plug QueryCatch into Claude or ChatGPT and it reads the same voice before it writes a word. One voice, wherever you work.
QueryCatch connected - Step 5 · 9:08 am
Only admins can change them.
Everyone on the team writes with the voice. Only admins can edit it, so it doesn’t drift as the team grows.
QueryCatch · Brand guidelines · TeamWho can do what- AlexAdminEdits the voice
- SamViewerWrites with it
- PriyaViewerWrites with it
9:09 am
One voice, from the menu to the meta tags.
