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30 N Gould St Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA

USD · STRIPE

Mind PencilYou bring the insight. The article keeps up.

For $19.99, an AI journalist interviews you by voice or text, then writes a long-form article from your answers.

Start an interview · $19.99See an example

FIRST DRAFT INCLUDED · REWRITES $5.99

WHAT YOU SAID · WHAT GOT WRITTEN

INTERVIEW · EXAMPLE

What made you leave a stable job to open a ceramics studio?

I kept buying clay on weekends and realizing Monday felt like the interruption…

When did “interruption” turn into a decision?

REC 00:42
THE ARTICLE · FIRST DRAFT

The Weekend That Wouldn’t End

For years, Monday was the interruption. The real work happened on Saturdays, at a borrowed wheel, with clay drying under her fingernails. She did not quit in a speech. She quit when a Sunday night stopped feeling like the end of something and started feeling like the start.

01 — HOW IT WORKS

Talk for twenty minutes. Read your article.

  1. 01

    Talk

    One question at a time, by voice or by typing. Each follow-up builds on what you just said.

  2. 02

    Distill

    Your stories, numbers, and turns of phrase are pulled out and put in order.

  3. 03

    Write

    A long-form English article in your words, with your examples still in it.

ONE PRICE, ONE ARTICLE

$19.99 / interview

The first draft is included. A rewrite is $5.99, only if you want one.

Choose a topic

02 — BEGIN

What do you know that deserves to be written down?

First draft included. Rewrites $5.99 each.

03 — BLOG

Notes on the interview.

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OCT 12

How to choose a subject for an article about your own experience

Pick something you have lived, not something you would have to research. A simple test, subjects that work and subjects that fall flat, and how to phrase the topic so the interview starts well.

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OCT 4

From interview to article: what you get when the conversation ends

When you end a Mind Pencil interview, your answers are distilled and written up as a long-form English article. What is in it, how it is made, and what you can do with it.

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SEP 21

Should you speak or type your interview answers?

Both work, and you can switch on every answer. When voice helps, when typing is better, and the limits worth knowing before you start.

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