Getting started with Zsper

Zsper is an AI writing partner with memory: it learns your opinions, stories, and voice, then writes articles, newsletters, and LinkedIn posts that sound like you. This guide takes you from sign-in to your first draft.

1. Sign in

Go to zsper.com and continue with Google. Every account starts with a 30-day free trial of the full product — no credit card, and nothing is charged when the trial ends.

Your writing lives in a workspace. One workspace = one voice. If you write as yourself, one workspace is all you need; agencies create one per client.

2. Give it something to learn from

You have two good starting points:

• Import your old writing (recommended). Blogs, newsletters, LinkedIn posts — upload files or paste text. Zsper extracts your opinions, stories, and facts, and learns your voice. Five to ten pieces is ideal; even a handful of LinkedIn posts works. See Import your writing.
• Just start writing. Type an idea on the New screen, pick a format, and go. Zsper asks editor-style questions as you write and learns from your answers. There is no cold-start homework.

3. Write your first piece

From the New screen, describe your idea in a sentence and pick a format. Zsper opens a short conversation — who is this for, what do you believe, which story proves it — then proposes an outline. Approve it, and the draft streams in, grounded in what it knows about you.

You edit, you publish. Both teach the brain: what you keep earns trust, what you cut loses it. See Write your first article.

4. Check what it learned

Open the Brain page. Everything Zsper learned is a record you can read, edit, or remove — new stances wait for your approval before they influence any draft. See Review your brain.

Where to go next

• Write LinkedIn posts and newsletters
• Connect Zsper to Claude
• How the trial and billing work

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