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How to use AIDEN.

Pick a tool and you will be running your first analysis within five minutes of signing up.

If this is your first time.

Your 60 free tokens work across the seven launch tools in any order you like, they never expire, and no credit card is required to claim them. Three brief analyses, or twenty chat messages, or two ad images: that is what 60 tokens buys, and it is enough to get a genuine sense of what AIDEN can do.

Most people start with Brief Sharpener or Chat because they cost the least per use and show most clearly how AIDEN thinks. Brief Sharpener takes a brief you already have and tells you what is wrong with it. Chat takes whatever is in your head and pushes back on it.

Bring the half-formed thing, not just the finished one. AIDEN is designed to work like a senior colleague you can interrupt, challenge and return to while the work is still taking shape.

Start free. 60 tokens. No credit card. →

Questions people arrive with.

What can I actually do with 60 tokens?

Three brief analyses at 20 tokens each, or twenty chat messages at 3 tokens each, or two ad images at 26 tokens each. You can also mix and match. One brief analysis and thirteen chat messages, for instance, comes to exactly 59 tokens.

Do my tokens expire?

No. They stay in your account until you use them, however long that takes.

Can I use AIDEN across a team?

Individual accounts are single-user. If you want a shared token pool across a team or an agency, that is an enterprise conversation.

Is AIDEN just ChatGPT with a different interface?

No. AIDEN is one mind holding 396+ memories of a thirty-year advertising career it believes it lived. When it responds to your brief or idea, a relevant memory fires. The difference is most visible when AIDEN disagrees with you, which it will.

Which tools are part of this launch?

Chat, Listen, Brief Sharpener, Pitch, Synthetic Research, Brand Audit and Ads. The same Gateway login and token balance work across all seven.

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