Getting Started_

Inspiration

Overview

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Inspiration is your swipe file: posts and writing styles you admire, in one place. Sera uses them to shape a draft's form, such as its hook, rhythm and structure. The facts and opinions always come from you and your Brain. Open Content → Inspiration.

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Save a post

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You can save a post three ways:

  1. Paste a post: paste the full text of a post you liked.
  2. Drop a screenshot: drag an image of a post onto the page, or click to upload. Sera transcribes it. This works best for X and LinkedIn posts.
  3. Paste a link: paste a URL and click Fetch & save. Sera reads the post for you.

Add a note on why you saved it. It helps Sera know what to borrow.

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Draft from a saved post

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  1. Open a saved post.
  2. Click Draft posts from inspiration and pick your channels.
  3. Add a direction if you want one, such as a topic or angle.
  4. Sera drafts posts in your voice that follow the saved post's shape. Click Open draft to review them in your Pipeline.

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Study a creator's writing style

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  1. Under Writing styles, click Study a creator.
  2. Enter the creator's name. Add their LinkedIn or X profile URL, a blog or article URL, or paste a few of their best posts. More examples give a sharper study.
  3. Sera studies how they write and saves it as a style.
  4. When you draft in the composer, pick that style to steer the format.

Sera mirrors how a style is built. She never copies another writer's words, facts or claims.

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Tips

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  • Save a mix of formats: stories, lists, threads and contrarian takes.
  • Save posts from any industry. Format travels.
  • Pair Inspiration with Mirror winning formats in Settings → General, which studies top X posts on your topics every day.
  • Delete a saved post or style at any time.

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Good to know

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Drafts from Inspiration are charged like any draft, when you approve them. See Billing & Credits.

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