Early alpha · waiting list open

Emails that sound like you, in words your audience already uses.

Inducea researches your audience, learns your brand voice from your own writing, and drafts email sequences with you, one email at a time. It’s coming, and it isn’t open to everyone yet: join the waiting list to get in first.

We’ll use your email only to contact you about Inducea access.

An email from a sequence open in the Inducea editor, with the copilot suggesting an edit you can keep or undo.

What Inducea does

Research first. Then the writing.

Four parts that work as one flow: learn who you’re writing to, keep how you sound, write the sequence, and polish every email until it’s ready.

  • Audience research

    Before you write, Inducea gathers what your audience says on Reddit, YouTube and the wider web, and distils it into insights your emails can draw on.

    How audience research works
  • Brand voice

    Give it your website’s domain. Inducea reads your published pages and builds a voice profile, with every described trait pointing back to your own words.

    How brand voice works
  • Email sequences

    Start a multi-email sequence from one brief. Inducea drafts an email, you edit and save it, and only then does it write the next one.

    How sequences work
  • Editor & copilot

    Refine drafts in a rich-text editor beside a copywriting assistant that reads your draft and proposes changes you can keep or undo.

    How the editor works

The problem

Most AI copy could have been written for anyone.

It reads smoothly and says very little. The phrasing is the phrasing everyone else gets, the voice isn’t yours, and what it claims about your readers was never checked against anything they’ve actually said.

The usual way

  • A blank prompt, every time you sit down to write.
  • Your voice reduced to a label or a paragraph of adjectives.
  • Guesses about what your readers care about.
  • A whole sequence generated at once, then patched by hand.

The Inducea way

  • A project that keeps your product, voice and research in one place.
  • A voice profile measured from your own published pages.
  • Insights drawn from what your audience says in public.
  • One email at a time, each written with the approved ones in view.

How it works

Three steps from a domain to a finished sequence.

  1. Set up a project

    Create a project for your product and give it your website’s domain. Inducea builds your voice profile from your published pages and researches your audience in the background.

    A new project set up from a website domain: pages read, voice profile ready, audience research running.
  2. Brief a sequence

    Describe the goal of the sequence and what each email should do. Inducea turns the brief into an outline and drafts the first email into the editor.

    A sequence brief turned into a five-email outline.
  3. Edit, save, continue

    Polish each draft with the copilot. When it’s right, save it and generate the next email, which is written with everything you’ve approved so far in view.

    A sequence with the first two emails saved and the third being drafted.

Who it’s for

For people who write the email themselves.

Inducea is built for one person doing the writing, not for a marketing department.

  • Solo founders

    You know your product better than anyone, and email is one job among twenty. Start from research and a voice profile instead of a blank page.

    Inducea for solo founders
  • Copywriters

    Keep a separate project, voice profile and audience research for each product you write for, so switching between them doesn’t blur the voices.

    Inducea for copywriters
  • Newsletter writers

    Write each issue in the same recognisable voice, with an editor and copilot that help you tighten a draft rather than replace it.

    Inducea for newsletter writers

Early access

It’s in early alpha. The waiting list gets in first.

Inducea isn’t open to everyone yet, and there’s no pricing page. There’s a list instead, and the people on it are first in line.

What early access means

  • Access first. People on the list get access first as it opens up.
  • An email, when it’s time. We’ll write when there’s something to try.
  • Not decided yet. The launch date and pricing.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

When does Inducea launch?

There’s no launch date yet. Inducea is in early alpha and isn’t open to everyone. As it opens up, people on the waiting list get access first, and we’ll email them when there’s something to try.

What will it cost?

Pricing hasn’t been decided. We won’t publish a number before it has been.

What does joining the list commit me to?

Nothing. While Inducea isn’t open to everyone, the list is simply how people get in first. You give us an email address, and a name if you like, and we use it only to contact you about Inducea access. We’ll email you when there’s something to try. If you change your mind, write to contact@inducea.ai and we’ll remove you.

What happens to my email?

It goes on the waiting list and is used only to contact you about Inducea access. Alongside it we keep your name if you gave one, when you signed up, and a coarse note of how you arrived. We don’t store your IP address. Exactly what we store.

How is this different from a general AI chat tool?

A general chat tool starts from a blank prompt each time. Inducea keeps a project for each product, holding a voice profile built from your own published writing and research into what your audience says in public, and draws on both when it drafts. Sequences are written one email at a time, with the emails you’ve already approved in view. And the copilot works on the draft in the editor, change by change, instead of handing you a block of text to paste.

Can I get in touch?

Yes. Write to contact@inducea.ai.

Early alpha · waiting list open

Be first in as Inducea opens up.

Leave your email, and your name if you like. We’ll write when there’s something to try.

  • People on the list get access first as it opens up.
  • We’ll email you when there’s something to try.
  • Launch date and pricing aren’t decided yet.

We’ll use your email only to contact you about Inducea access.