You're not invisible.
You're under-positioned.

That's the whole point, and it's the part that keeps improving. You set your Voice Profile once and every tool writes from it. After that, the platform learns from what you do with the drafts: when you rewrite one before posting, it keeps what you changed, and when you publish one untouched, it keeps that as proof it got you right. Those real edits outrank the profile you filled in at the start, because they're evidence instead of description. You never answer another question. It just gets closer the more you use it.

Keep it. ChatGPT is genuinely good, and it does remember things you tell it now. The difference isn't memory, it's what happens after it writes something.

When you take its draft, rewrite half of it and post it, ChatGPT never finds out. It didn't see what you actually published, so next week it makes the same misses and you correct them again. This one sees the rewrite and keeps it, so the drafts move toward you instead of holding still.

The second difference is that its memory of you can't leave your login. Your Codex is a document you can hand to your VA. Use both. Most people do.

Yes. Your plan is two seats: you, and one other person. Most people bring in a VA, a marketing assistant or their designer.

They get their own login rather than borrowing yours, and you decide page by page how far their access reaches. Some things are never shareable at all, including billing. You can widen it, narrow it, or remove them completely at any time from Manage Access.

They write from your Voice Profile and your Codex, so what comes back sounds like you rather than like their best guess at you.

Only how often you pay. Both are the founding rate, both lock permanently, and both include every tool. Monthly is $69 and you can stop any time. Annual is $690 for the year, which is ten months' worth rather than twelve, so you get two months free and one invoice instead of twelve. Both start with the same 14-day free trial, and you can move from monthly to annual later from Settings.

About a minute. You write one sentence about what you sell, and the platform hands you a real post before it asks you for anything else. No forms first.

That first draft is deliberately only as good as one sentence can make it. It will be close to right and it won't quite sound like you, which is the point: it shows you exactly what the Voice Intake is for. That takes a bit longer and you only ever do it once, and everything you generate afterwards is written from it.

No. A short welcome guide walks you through it, and your Dashboard tells you the next best step every time you log in. If you ever get stuck, Fei is one click away on any page.

Never. Set your own sustainable rhythm. The platform matches your energy and helps you show up consistently, not constantly.

Not yet, and I want to be straight with you about that. The platform writes everything in your voice and hands it to you ready to go, but you post it yourself. Scheduling and posting are something I'd like to add later. Until they exist, I'd rather tell you what it does today than sell you something it doesn't.

The Offer Ladder untangles them for you. It finds the through-line so your offers stack instead of competing for the same attention.

Your price, permanently. The rate goes up in phases as the platform grows: $69/mo for the first 20 members, $97/mo after that, and $197/mo where it's headed. Each phase is a real increase, not a countdown that resets.

Whichever phase you join at is the one you keep. If you're one of the founding 20 you stay at $69/mo, or $690/year, for as long as you keep your membership, through every increase after it, including every tool and every feature released later. I don't raise it on you. The one way to lose it is to cancel and come back, because the rate belongs to the membership rather than to the account.

Yes. Cancel from Settings whenever you like. You keep access through the end of your paid period.

Not across accounts, no. Your voice profile, your stories, and the corrections the platform learns from are stored against your account and are only ever read back into your own drafts. Nobody else's content is generated from your material, and you can delete it any time.

Generation runs on commercial APIs from Anthropic and Google, and your content isn't used to train their models. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. The full detail, including what we deliberately don't claim, is on the AI disclosure page.