Voice Lab

In short: Voice Lab is where you train your voice and see what audenAI learned from it. It has four tabs, works per profile, and is platform-aware (a Twitter profile and a LinkedIn profile each have their own Voice Lab).

Open it from the sidebar. If a profile has not been trained yet, Voice Lab is the first thing it asks you to do.

The four tabs

Tab	What it does
Insights	Shows what audenAI learned from your real posts, and which of your recent posts broke out or fell flat.
Dimensions	A deep read of your voice across seven sections (rhythm, hooks, vocabulary, formatting, and more), generated on demand.
Train audenAI	Where you set writing rules, toggle the post-coach checks, keep a never-say list, and preview the effect live.
Engage persona	Product mentions and the projects you are working on, so replies and posts can reference them naturally.

What each tab is for

Insights is the "what does audenAI think I sound like" view. It is the fastest way to sanity-check that training worked.

Dimensions goes deeper: seven cached sections that break your voice down (voice dimensions, hook styles, sentence rhythm, emoji habits, vocabulary, formatting, topic clusters). It is generated by audenAI and refreshes on a limited schedule rather than on every visit.

The Dimensions deep read refreshes on a rolling limit: once every 30 days on Creator, twice on Pro, and once every 7 days on Enterprise. Free plans do not generate it. Everyday drafting does not need a refresh; this is the occasional deep re-read.

Train audenAI is the steering wheel. You are not retyping your voice here; you are nudging it with explicit rules (emoji use, casing, punctuation, reply length), turning post-coach checks on or off, and listing words or phrases you never want to see. A live preview shows the effect as you change things.

Engage persona is what keeps replies grounded. It holds a short "about you", your writing rules for replies, and any product or project you want audenAI to be able to mention, so drafts sound like a real person with context, not a generic commenter.

Per profile, per platform

Voice Lab always reflects the active profile. Switch profiles and you are looking at that profile's voice. A Twitter voice and a LinkedIn voice are trained and stored separately, because you write differently in each place.

Who can use it

Voice Lab (training and all four tabs) is a paid feature. Free plans cannot train a voice; Creator, Pro, and Enterprise can, along with the trial.

Next steps

• Training your voice: how training actually works on each platform.
• The 10 signals: what audenAI listens for.
• Retraining your voice: keeping it current as you evolve.