Early alpha · waiting list open
One flow, from research to a finished email.
Inducea has four parts. Each one feeds the next, so by the time you’re editing an email, it already knows who it’s for and how you sound.
01 · Audience research
Start from what your audience actually says.
When you create a project, Inducea researches your audience in the background. It looks at public conversation on Reddit, YouTube and the wider web, extracts what’s relevant, filters it, and summarises it into audience insights.
Where it fits
Research comes first on purpose. It can take a while, so it runs on its own while you do other things, and creating copy waits until it’s ready. From then on, the insights are part of what Inducea draws on when it drafts.
- Runs in the background after you create a project.
- Draws on Reddit, YouTube and the wider web.
- Gates copy creation, so drafts don’t start from guesses.
02 · Brand voice
Your voice, measured from your own writing.
You give Inducea one thing: your website’s domain. It finds your published pages on its own, respects your robots.txt, and skips legal, documentation and careers pages.
From what it reads, it counts what can be counted, such as sentence length, contractions, questions, and the words and phrases you use often or avoid. Then it describes what can’t be counted: how you position yourself, who you sound like, what you visibly steer clear of, and your relationship with your reader. Every one of those descriptions has to cite passages from your own pages. Anything it can’t back up with your writing is dropped.
Where it fits
The result is a versioned voice profile kept with your project. It’s used when Inducea drafts emails and when the copilot writes with you, so you don’t re-explain how you sound each time.
03 · Email sequences
A whole sequence, one email at a time.
Pick a sequence template, write a brief with the goal of the sequence and of each email, and Inducea plans an outline. It drafts the first email straight into the editor, then stops and waits for you.
You edit the draft until it’s right. “Save & generate next” commits your edited version and writes the next email with the brief and every email you’ve already approved in view. Close it halfway through and come back later: the sequence picks up where you left it.
Where it fits
Sequences draw on your audience research and voice profile. For single emails outside a sequence, such as a welcome email or a newsletter, you start from a template instead.
04 · Editor & copilot
The editor is home. The copilot works inside it.
Every email opens in a rich-text editor with a copywriting copilot beside it. Ask it to tighten an opening, rework a call to action, or rewrite a paragraph in your voice.
The copilot reads your draft and proposes its changes in the document itself, one edit at a time, and you keep or undo each one. Nothing it says in the chat changes your draft on its own. It’s guided by skill packs written for specific jobs, such as writing, line editing, email sequences, brand voice and copywriting psychology, and it loads the one that fits what you asked.
Where it fits
This is where every email ends up, whether it came from a sequence or a template. The copilot knows the project’s voice, and in a sequence it knows the brief and the emails before this one.
Early alpha · waiting list open
Want to try it as it opens up?
Inducea isn’t open to everyone yet. Join the waiting list: people on it get access first, and we’ll email you 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.