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

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).

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.

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

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.