- 01Will the system actually write in my voice, or will it produce AI-generic prose under my name?
- It does not write new prose in your name. The content stream is built primarily from material you have already written — excerpts, essays, notes, talks, voice memos — restructured and edited for social formats while preserving your sentence-level voice. When new framing prose is needed (intros, contexts, cover blurbs), it goes through your approval queue and your Brand Identity Profile's voice fingerprint check. Your name only appears on prose you've signed off on.
- 02How do excerpts get cleared with my publisher?
- Your publisher contract is loaded at onboarding (or post-onboarding if you have multiple). The system respects exclusivity windows, territorial limits, and excerpt-length conventions. We do not publish excerpts that exceed fair-use windows. For specific excerpt requests outside default fair-use, we coordinate with your editor / publicist for clearance before publication.
- 03Can the cloned voice narrate audiobook samples or whole audiobooks?
- Voice samples for promotion, podcast clips, chapter samples — yes, on Growth tier and above. Full audiobook production is possible on Professional and Custom and we have produced full-length narrations. The voice clone is exclusive to your account and is deleted on cancellation. Audiobook rights handling is your publisher's purview; we support the production side.
- 04How does this support an actual book launch?
- Launch campaigns are a defined product. Pre-launch (60 days out): excerpt drips, craft commentary about the book, audience warming. Launch window (2 weeks): published, distributed across all your platforms with appropriate variations, paired with media-outreach support. Post-launch (90 days): sustained reader-acquisition content drawn from the book, reviews curated and amplified, tour support if applicable. We've run this for both first-time and established authors.
- 05What about poetry? Is it different from prose?
- Poetry has different rules. Excerpts of full poems require explicit rights clearance (typically you hold the rights, but reprint conventions still apply). Quote tiles for poetry are a default reader-acquisition format — we use them, with proper attribution and your voice fingerprint check, but we do not over-rely on them. Craft commentary, prose introductions to poems, behind-the-poem writing essays — these tend to be more powerful for serious poetry audiences.
- 06What if I want to write something controversial that my publisher would prefer I didn't post?
- Your account, your decision. The system flags content that could create publisher tension (anything about your current contract, anything that could be read as adversarial to your editor or imprint, anything that engages with active publishing-industry controversies). The flag is informational — you can publish or you can hold. If you want stronger advisory, your Account Partner will walk through the likely consequences.