Feature
A library of what you actually believe
A point of view isn’t a tweet — it’s an argument you can defend. POV AMP stores yours as structured POVs and sorts them by how hard you’d defend them: ideas, beliefs, principles.
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- POV tiers — idea → belief → principle
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- platforms scanned — Reddit, LinkedIn, X & news
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- posts published without your say-so
A POV is more than a sentence
Every POV is a structured argument, not a stray opinion. That structure is what lets the AI ground a reply in something you can stand behind — instead of a confident take you’d never post.
The position itself — what you actually claim.
The proof that backs it up, so the take holds weight.
The objections you’d have to answer, ready in advance.
Three tiers of conviction
Not everything you think is a hill you’d die on. Your library sorts POVs by how firmly you hold them:
Raw, unproven takes — the lowest tier, where most POVs start out.
Positions you’ve sharpened with evidence and answered the obvious counterpoints to.
The convictions you’d defend anywhere — the load-bearing core of your brand.
Derived, then curated by you
- 1Derived on day one
A first set of POVs is pulled from your website, past posts, and any transcripts you bring.
- 2Curated by you
Promote an idea to a belief, cut what doesn’t fit, keep what rings true.
- 3Hardened over time
Run the “Challenge me” loop to turn a raw idea into a defensible position.
“An opinion is a sentence. A point of view is an argument you can defend.”
Questions
- What’s actually stored in a POV?
- A structured argument: the core statement, the evidence supporting it, and the counterpoints you’d have to answer. That structure is what lets POV AMP ground drafts in something defensible.
- What are the three tiers?
- Ideas (raw takes), beliefs (sharpened with evidence), and principles (convictions you’d defend anywhere). You move POVs up the tiers as you develop them.
- Do I have to write every POV by hand?
- No. POV AMP auto-derives a starting library from your website, posts, and transcripts on onboarding. You curate from there — promoting, cutting, and refining via the “Challenge me” loop.
Build the library your brand is built on.
Define your point of view, find the conversations that matter, and show up with something worth saying. You edit. You post. It learns.
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