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Everything you need to get the most out of Zsper.

Task-first guides, honest about limits. Thirty minutes of reading covers the whole product — but start with the one you need right now.

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Getting started with Zsper

Your first thirty minutes: sign in, teach it who you are, and ship your first draft.

4 min read

Import your writing

Upload or paste your old blogs, newsletters, and posts — and approve what Zsper learns from them.

3 min read

Writing

Write your first article

The full flow: one idea, a short editor conversation, an outline you approve, and a draft with receipts.

5 min read

LinkedIn posts and newsletters

The two short formats: native post types, feed preview, subject lines, and spinning a post from an article.

4 min read

Your brain

Review your brain

Read what Zsper believes about you, settle conflicts, and edit or remove anything.

4 min read

Connections

Connect Zsper to Claude (and other MCP clients)

One-click connection from the Claude directory, tokens for other clients, and what connected tools can and cannot do.

4 min read

Account

Trial, pricing, and billing

How the 30-day trial works, what happens when it ends, and how the founding plan is billed.

3 min read

FAQ

Questions, answered.

I'm brand new. Where do I start?+

Getting started with Zsper — it takes you from sign-in to your first draft in about thirty minutes, and points to the deeper guides as you need them.

Something's not covered here. How do I reach a human?+

Write to us from your account, or email support — the founder reads every mail. Help pages grow from real questions, so asking also improves the guide.

Is there a technical explanation of how Zsper works?+

Yes — the blog covers the architecture: how confidence is computed, how conflicts resolve, and why the intelligence layer is deterministic. Start with "How Zsper works".

More questions? Read the blog →

Fastest way to learn it: use it.

The product teaches as you go — every suggestion explains itself.

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