Training your voice
In short: audenAI learns your voice from your real posts. On Twitter it reads your tweets through the API automatically; on LinkedIn it harvests your own posts with the Chrome extension, or you paste a few. Higher plans read more posts. The first training is free.
On a Twitter profile, training is automatic. In Voice Lab, click Analyze my tweets (or Re-analyze). VoiceMoat pulls your recent tweets through the Twitter API and builds your voice profile from them.
There is no upload and no paste. audenAI reads what you have already published.
LinkedIn does not offer an API for reading your posts, so training works one of two ways:
Harvest with the Chrome extension (recommended). With the extension installed and you signed in to LinkedIn, VoiceMoat reads your own recent posts from your session in one click.
Paste your posts. No extension? Paste 5 to 10 of your own posts (a minimum of 5) into Voice Lab and audenAI trains on those.
LinkedIn voice trains only on your own LinkedIn posts. VoiceMoat used to be able to derive a LinkedIn voice from your Twitter writing; that is retired. Your LinkedIn voice now comes from LinkedIn, so it reflects how you actually write there.
How much it reads
Higher plans read more of your posts when building the profile, so there is more to learn from:
Free
20
Creator
50
Pro
100
Enterprise
200
(Free cannot build a voice profile in practice; training is a paid feature.)
What it costs
The first training is free. Later re-trainings draw from your monthly training allowance and cost credits (20, or 30 on Pro and 50 on Enterprise, reflecting the larger read). Your monthly training allowance is 2 on Creator, 4 on Pro, and 8 on Enterprise. See Retraining your voice.
Your data stays yours
Your posts and the voice profile built from them are never used to train shared models or improve anyone else's experience. On LinkedIn, harvested data is locked to your own account identity, so it cannot be written to a different profile.
Common questions
How many posts do I need? Enough to have a pattern. A handful works to start; more is better. If an account is brand new with very few posts, training may not have much to learn from yet.
Can I train on someone else's writing? No. Voice training is for your own voice. Studying other creators is a different feature; see Creator Library.
I retrained and the voice changed a lot. That is expected if your recent posting shifted. Training reflects your recent writing. If you want to steer it, use the Train audenAI tab's rules rather than retraining repeatedly.
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