Your tone profile is what makes Outpulse drafts feel authentic. Instead of generic AI output, drafts match your sentence length, vocabulary, level of formality, and even your emoji habits.
Setting up your tone profile
During onboarding, you’ll be asked to paste 3–5 of your own posts from X. These become the training samples for the AI.
You can update your tone profile at any time from Settings → Writing style.
[IMAGE: Screenshot of the tone profile setup — text area for sample posts and the style sliders]
Providing good sample posts
The quality of your samples directly affects draft quality. Here’s what works:
Use conversational posts — replies, questions, and threads where you’re engaging with someone. Conversational tone is harder to learn than broadcast-style posts.
Include variety — don’t use 5 posts that are all the same format. Mix short and longer posts, different topics, different moods.
Use recent posts — your writing style changes over time. Posts from the last 3–6 months are more representative than old ones.
Minimum 3 posts, aim for 5 — fewer samples produce less consistent results.
Don’t paste promotional posts or polished announcements as your primary samples. Outpulse drafts engagement responses, so it needs to learn your conversational voice, not your marketing copy.
Style settings
In addition to sample posts, you can set three parameters manually:
Emoji usage
Average post length
Set your typical post length as a rough character count. This prevents the AI from writing unusually long or short drafts compared to your style.
Edit-and-learn
Every time you edit a draft before approving it, Outpulse records what you changed. Over time, the AI incorporates these patterns — if you consistently shorten sentences, remove certain phrases, or change a specific type of wording, future drafts will reflect that.
This happens automatically. You don’t need to do anything beyond editing drafts naturally.
The more you use Outpulse, the better the drafts get. The first week’s drafts will need more editing than the third week’s.
Regenerating drafts
If a draft doesn’t match your style, click Regenerate and optionally leave feedback — e.g. “too formal”, “too long”, “don’t use bullet points”. The AI uses your feedback for the next attempt.
Regenerating is free.
→ More on drafts and regeneration 
