You have already answered it. Twice, this month.
Everything you have written is sitting in your archive where nobody can search it properly. Your Twin indexes it and answers questions about your work in plain language, pointing back at the posts it came from.
Is this for you?
- You have years of posts people keep asking about
- You answer the same questions again and again
- You want answers that point back to your own posts
- You have not published much yet
- You need to approve every answer before it is seen
- Your posts indexed and searchable by your Twin
- Plain-language answers grounded in what you wrote
- A private test before anyone else sees it
What it reads today
Shipped now, and what is being built next — marked honestly.
Everything you publish becomes searchable material for the Twin, including the older writing nobody scrolls back far enough to find.
People ask about you and your work the way they would ask a person, and the answer comes back grounded in what you actually wrote.
Ingest each newsletter as it goes out, and backfill the archive you have been sending for years.
Coming soonPoint the Twin at the site that already presents your work so it reads the same material your visitors do.
Coming soonAdd the material that never became a post — decks, notes, guides — so the Twin knows what you know, not only what you published.
Coming soonWhat it cannot do
Your Twin's answers are generated by AI, not written by you, and they can be wrong. Ask it the same question twice and you can get a different answer. You cannot edit an answer once it is given: you steer the next ones through what you publish, your persona and the topics you tell it to avoid, and you test it privately before anyone else sees it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the AI Twin today?
Which plan includes it?
How long is the free trial?
What does the Twin read?
Can its answers be wrong?
Can I control what it says?
Does it answer from my content without asking me?
Does it get better over time?
It gets better the more you write
A Twin with nothing to read has nothing to say. The archive is the product.