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# Retraining your voice

**In short:** your voice changes over time, so you can retrain audenAI on your newer posts whenever you like. The first training is free; later ones draw from a monthly allowance and cost credits.

### When to retrain

Retrain when your writing has moved on from what audenAI last learned:

* you have shifted topics or audience,
* your style has evolved,
* or an early profile was trained on too few posts and you have posted plenty since.

You do not need to retrain often. Day to day, steering with rules in the **Train audenAI** tab is usually enough (see below).

### How to retrain

In **Voice Lab**, run **Re-analyze** (Twitter) or re-harvest / re-paste your posts (LinkedIn). audenAI reads your recent posts again and rebuilds the profile. Higher plans read more posts each time (50 Creator, 100 Pro, 200 Enterprise).

### What it costs

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The **first training is free**. After that, retraining uses your monthly training allowance and costs credits:

* Allowance: 2 per month on Creator, 4 on Pro, 8 on Enterprise.
* Cost: 20 credits (30 on Pro, 50 on Enterprise, reflecting the larger read).
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### Retrain, or just steer?

Retraining rebuilds the whole profile from your posts. If you only want to adjust a habit (less emoji, shorter replies, a phrase to avoid), you do not need to retrain at all. Use the **Train audenAI** tab in Voice Lab:

* set writing rules (emoji, casing, punctuation, reply length),
* keep a never-say list,
* and watch the live preview change.

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Rule of thumb: **retrain** when *what* you write has changed, **steer** when you just want to tweak *how* a specific thing comes out.
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### Common questions

**Will retraining lose my rules?** No. Your Train audenAI rules and never-say list are separate from the trained profile and stay in place.

**How often should I retrain?** Only when your writing has genuinely moved. Most people go long stretches without needing to, and steer with rules in between.

**Does retraining affect my other profiles?** No. Each profile trains separately. Retraining your Twitter voice does nothing to your LinkedIn voice.


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