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FAQ

Cleve is an AI-powered content workspace for creators.

While ChatGPT is a great product which we use too for other purposes, it's not really optimized for creating content. There's a lot of nuances that AI needs to capture when it comes to creating personalized content, like tone, writing style, platform optimization and more.

There's some examples higher up in this page where we put Cleve and ChatGPT to the test.

With Cleve you also have a full workflow.

With the free tier, you have 20 credits. Each time you Generate a post, that needs 1 credit.

Many users also use Cleve primarily as a note-taking tool to document your knowledge and experiences, and we wanted to keep that free.

All your saved notes, even with the AI 'Ask me' questions do not use your credits. So feel free to use that as much as you'd like.

Yes, you will have access to more pro features as we develop them

Perfect. Let's have a chat. Click 'Talk to Sales' under the Enterprise plan. We have a number of features that makes managing your client's content much easier and can customize it to your needs.

Awesome. Thought leadership content can be a great avenue to drive growth across your company, especially for B2B services sectors with LinkedIn. Click 'Talk to Sales' under the Enterprise plan.

Companies benefit from the collaborative features, where you're able to add your in-house communications specialists, compliance managers or copywriters and more.

What our users are saying

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Zoe WeeMarketing Specialist

Just wanted to let you know I tried using Cleve to make a post today and it turned out to be my best performing (LinkedIn) post ever with 332 likes. Thanks so much for letting me try out the tool!

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Fion ChuaFounder of PocketByte

I used Cleve to help me draft my post and it helped cut down my creation time by half. Really helpful in mapping out my thoughts too!

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Nadra QamariaFounder of The Nadra Agency

I've been using Cleve for 90% of my content on Insta and LinkedIn. Love the 'Ask Me' button so much!! I'm quite introspective so it's kinda like asking the 5 whys in ideation :)

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Val ThienSmall business owner

I really like the idea that this is like a 'one stop creative space'. Could totally be the next notion but in social media marketing imo 😎

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S. WongContent Strategist

Been trying out Cleve for my day job and it's been a big help with turning our messy client notes into quick content drafts. Also, the recent updates have been nailing the warm and personal tone and I'm here for it ✍️

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Kimberley ChongUX designer & developer

The LinkedIn post I wrote today was with the help of Cleve and it really is hitting more reach than all my previous posts

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Clarence CheongFinancial Services Director

Cleve is awesome. I know because I'm on the Beta. Better y'all get onboard before they start charging its value in subscriptions [Based on the value, it's probably going to be high] 😏

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Ario LiminLinkedIn Ghostwriter

I recently found out about Cleve.ai and I love it. Cleve asks you questions one by one to help you narrow your thoughts. The best part about it is the content is originally yours since it's using your answers (not GPT generated)

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YogicenStartup Generalist

This is amazing! I just posted something out of Cleve and I personally absolutely love it!! will definitely use it more frequently in future

What makes Cleve different

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No two Cleve users will get the same content — because your thoughts and ideas are uniquely yours.

Decide for yourself
We asked a few creators for their notes and ran it through ChatGPT and Cleve to compare output quality. Here's the results:

Cleve's output generally sounds more human, utilizes simple sentences, is more personal and easier to follow.

Generally these kinds of posts perform better on LinkedIn too as they're more skimmable.

User notes

Can you talk about a time when a piece of feedback significantly altered your business strategy or approach?

There was a mentor who told me to really focus a lot on understanding myself - not the most businessy advice, but it changed things a lot.

What gives me energy, what takes it away. Where my skills were and where my gaps were.

How did this self-reflection and understanding alter the way you approach your business decisions and interactions with your team or clients?

Generally being more conscious about it helped me focus on things that I'm best in and know when to delegate better in the business. I felt happier in the business and more confident and we made far more progress when everyone was doing things ideal for them.

ChatGPT

🌟 Embracing Self-Understanding: A Game-Changer in Business Strategy 🌟

Reflecting on pivotal moments in my entrepreneurial journey, I'm reminded of the transformative power of feedback. It's not always the conventional wisdom that shapes our path, but rather the unexpected insights that leave an indelible mark.

One such moment was when a mentor imparted what initially seemed like non-traditional advice: 'Focus on understanding yourself.' While it may not have sounded like typical business counsel, it proved to be a catalyst for profound change.

Delving deep into self-awareness became my compass, guiding me through the complexities of business decisions. I embarked on a journey to discern what ignited my passion and what drained my energy. I meticulously mapped my skills, identifying both my strengths and areas for growth.

Here's to the power of introspection in reshaping our business strategies and unlocking our true potential! #BusinessTransformation #SelfAwareness #LeadershipJourney #TeamEmpowerment #SuccessMindset

Cleve

A mentor once offered me life-changing guidance: Gain a deep understanding of yourself.

This advice might not sound like a typical business strategy, but it drastically shifted my perspective.

I started to explore what activities gave me energy and which ones drained me. I identified my strengths and weaknesses.

Recognizing these aspects allowed me to lean into tasks I excelled at and delegate others more effectively.

This self-awareness led to happier workdays, more confidence, and noticeable progress within my team.

Focusing on tasks that play to our strengths and understanding when to delegate has not only improved our business's performance but also our workplace satisfaction.

You know, real magic happens when people find tasks that fit them perfectly. Actually, it's a smart move for business too.

Cleve's writeup was far more personal, feels more conversational and more natural. The writing is a lot more clear and mature. GPT4 did perform far better than GPT3.5 though, but the over-enthusiastic energy was a bit off-putting.

User notes

recently joined the aws startup day

• pretty amazing stories from local founders

• learned a lot about what amazon's doing in the local space

GPT4

🌟 Just wrapped up an inspiring day at AWS Startup Day! 🌟

Diving deep into the local startup scene, I was blown away by the incredible stories shared by fellow founders. From game-changing innovations to overcoming challenges, the energy was electric!

One major highlight? Getting the inside scoop on Amazon's initiatives in our very own backyard. Talk about eye-opening! 😲

Feeling pumped and ready to bring some of that magic back to my own startup journey. Here's to learning, growing, and making waves together! 🚀 #AWSStartupDay #StartupLife #InnovationNation

Cleve

Recently, I had the chance to join the AWS Startup Day, and let me tell you, it was nothing short of inspiring.

I got to hear amazing stories from local founders. Their journeys, the challenges they faced, and how they overcame them opened my eyes to new possibilities.

One key takeaway for me was learning about Amazon's involvement in the local space. It's impressive how they're supporting startups and fostering innovation right here in our community.

This experience made me realize the importance of not just dreaming big but also taking concrete steps towards those dreams.

Hearing firsthand from those who've been in the trenches and emerged successfully gave me a wealth of knowledge and motivation.

My biggest lesson? The power of community and support in the startup world cannot be underestimated.

In essence, the AWS Startup Day wasn't just an event; it was a pivotal point in my entrepreneurial journey. It reinforced my belief that with the right mindset, support, and resources, making a significant impact is within reach.

Instagram posts (value-based) tend to be more conversational too, especially when coming from a personal brand like a coach or trainer. People need to build a strong connection with you and feel like they're really talking to you for the content to perform. ChatGPT's piece somehow feels very ChatGPT. Extremely inauthentic and odd. Whereas Cleve's was a lot more in depth, but also it feels like it's really written by a human.

User notes

Can you share an insight or trend you've observed in the Asian market that you think is underrepresented in global business discourse?

• people are so scared to speak up in asia, so generally everything is underrepresented

• although we have a lot of extremely capable people in asia, we're generally brought up to shy away from the limelight and listen to authority

• something i struggle with too

GPT4

Hey everyone! 🌍

Something's been on my mind lately about the Asian market, and I think it's worth talking about more globally. 🗣️

In many parts of Asia, there's a cultural norm where speaking up can be really daunting. We're often taught to keep a low profile and respect authority, which might lead us to hold back our ideas and innovations. 🌀

Despite this, Asia is brimming with incredibly talented and capable individuals who could lead global conversations if given the spotlight. 💡

Let's start recognizing and empowering these voices! Who's with me? 🙌

#SpeakUp #AsianInnovation #GlobalBusiness #Empowerment

Cleve

I've noticed something about the way we do business in Asia that most folks outside might not see.

Even though we have tons of talented people here, we're often holding ourselves back. It's like we're taught to avoid standing out and to always respect authority without question. Honestly, it's something I'm wrestling with, too.

In my circle, it's rare to hear someone challenge the status quo or pitch a groundbreaking idea, not because they can't, but because they're apprehensive about stepping into the spotlight. This mindset might be keeping us from making some real noise on the global stage and putting out ideas that could change the game.

The funny thing is, despite this cultural norm, I know so many capable folks here simmering with ideas that could rival any Silicon Valley startup. We just need that nudge to speak louder. It's a peculiar contrast, underrepresentation not from lack of capability but from a cultural inclination to keep a low profile.

For instance, launching a business straight out of university is seen as foolhardy by many here, but look at the tech giants of the West; many of them were college dropouts. It's this kind of risk-taking and breaking from tradition that I sometimes wish was more embedded in our ethos.

So, while I'm here, trying to make my way and maybe, just maybe, challenge how things are traditionally done, thought you'd appreciate this little insight into what it's like on this side of the pond. It's a journey, alright, trying to mesh what I've grown up believing with where I think we should head. Keep you posted on how that goes!