About
Most AI writing tools start from a blank prompt and a few examples you paste in. INFLU starts from your account. It imports what you have already published across Telegram, X, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, together with how each post actually performed, and builds a voice profile from that corpus: your verbatim phrasing, the way you open, your rhythm, your sign-off, the subjects you avoid.
It also decides what to write about. INFLU keeps a map of every subject you have already covered, and proposes from it in two ways. It suggests angles grounded in what has worked for you before. And it looks for what is missing: white spots in your own coverage, and events current in your field right now, which it searches the web for, because something genuinely new cannot be found in your own archive. Each proposal is then checked back against the map, so what you have already said does not come back to you reworded.
Four more things set it apart. It holds five platforms in one voice profile rather than one network. It reads video as a source of voice, transcribing speech and recognising the text shown on screen, which for a creator who lives in short video is most of what they actually say. It ranks your posts by how far each beat your own median on that platform, not by raw engagement, so a quiet network is not drowned out by a loud one. And it grounds posts in fresh facts through web search when the subject needs them.
INFLU writes in the author's language. English, Russian and Arabic are measured and proven on live authors, and right-to-left writing is supported end to end