audenAI Intelligence
In short: audenAI Intelligence is a written read on what you sound like and what is landing. It reads your recent posts and your voice profile, then writes a brief, a set of deep cards, and (on higher plans) a "what to change" list. It refreshes on a limited schedule.
Find it as a tab in Analytics. It works on Twitter and LinkedIn.
What it produces
"audenAI says": a short brief on where you are.
Deep cards: a closer read across areas like your writing identity, what works for you, what is slowing you down, your posting rhythm, and where to grow next. Cards come with evidence from your own posts and a "try this" suggestion.
"What to change": concrete adjustments to make, on Pro and above.
It is generated on demand by audenAI Deep, not computed live, so it reads like a considered write-up rather than a dashboard of numbers.
How often it refreshes
audenAI Intelligence refreshes on a rolling limit per plan:
Refresh
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once every 30 days
once every 15 days
once every 7 days
Your first read generates automatically. After that, the countdown tells you when you can refresh again.
Who gets what
"Who you are" (the brief and deep cards) is on Creator and above.
"What to change" (the concrete adjustments) is on Pro and above.
Free plans do not get audenAI Intelligence.
On Twitter, audenAI Intelligence also folds in your live profile and mentions context. On LinkedIn it reads your synced posts only, so it has a little less to work with, but still gives you a real read.
How it fits with the rest
audenAI Intelligence, your analytics, Voice Lab, and Engage all draw from the same synced data. One analytics sync feeds everything, so what audenAI reads here is the same reality you see in the Overview. See Twitter analytics.
Common questions
Is this real-time? No, and that is intentional. It is a considered read you generate on a schedule, not a live feed. That is why it can write in prose about your voice and performance.
Why is it limited to a few refreshes? Each read is a deep, generated analysis. The refresh limits keep it meaningful (and cost-controlled) rather than something you rerun every hour.
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