Make the thing. Hand off the rest.
Digital Twin Pro is a small box that lives in your studio. Inside is your assistant — an assistant who writes the show notes, finds the clips, follows up with sponsors, and can dig up anything you've ever said.
Just say it. It gets handled.
Tap anything below to see how it goes.
“Write show notes for episode 84.”
Assistant: A summary, timestamps, and the six links you mentioned. Yours to edit.
Notes done before you leave the desk.
“Where are the good clips?”
Assistant: Four moments. The 11-minute story is the strongest — timestamps attached.
The best minute, found for you.
“What did I say about pricing last year?”
Assistant: Three times. Episode 41 is the clearest, at 22 minutes in.
Your whole archive, one question away.
“Follow up with the sponsor.”
Assistant: Drafted — thanks them, shares last month's numbers, asks about the next run. Send it?
Sponsors followed up on time.
“What's left before this one ships?”
Assistant: Art, the transcript, and the newsletter blurb. The rest is done.
Your publishing checklist, tracked.
“Give me ten title options.”
Assistant: Ten, from plain to spicy. Number four uses the line listeners quoted most.
Ideas on tap, in your voice.
“Remember this idea for later.”
You: An episode on why nobody finishes projects.
Assistant: Saved with your two other unfinished-project notes. Want them together Sunday?
Ideas filed, not lost.
“Draft the newsletter for this one.”
Assistant: Two hundred words in your voice, with the link and one teaser. Yours to post.
It posts after you say yes.
A day with your assistant
Five moments from a normal Tuesday.
A brief with your coffee: what ships today, who's waiting on you, what's still open.
Yesterday's recording comes back with notes, timestamps, and four clip picks.
The sponsor follow-up is drafted with last month's numbers. You tap send.
Ten title options and a newsletter draft are waiting for your edits.
The episode is queued, the checklist is clear, and next week's ideas are filed.
What that adds up to
More making, less packaging
Notes, clips, blurbs, and follow-ups are handed off — which means your hours go into the work people came for.
Episodes ship complete
Art, transcripts, links, and blurbs are tracked to the end, so a missing piece surfaces before the post date.
Your archive is yours
Every recording, note, and draft sits in the box in your studio. It never leaves your home — unless you send something out yourself.
You two get better together
It starts useful. It becomes indispensable.
Notes, clips, drafts. You talk. It learns your show and your voice.
It writes like you write, knows your sponsors, and knows your back catalog.
Show notes, clips, and follow-ups are drafted before you ask.
The sooner you start, the further ahead you'll be.
What it learns stays yours. It never leaves your home.
Years of episodes, transcripts, and old drafts can be loaded for you as a one-time service. See Life Upload →
One easy decision
$1,699 — once. About $1.55 a day over three years. 30-day home trial, 1-year warranty, real-person setup included.
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