You teach. Your AI twin makes the videos.
Record two minutes, once. PRONYM researches, scripts, edits and posts short videos in your face and voice. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
What a scholarship essay has to answer
Thursday’s video is readyPosts only if you say so.
You already know what to say. Filming it every week is the part that never happens. PRONYM takes that part, and leaves you the last word.
How a video gets made
Five steps, from your two-minute recording to a labelled post. You act in two of them.
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You record two minutes You
Talk to the camera for about two minutes and give your consent on camera. That becomes your twin’s face and voice. You never film again.
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It finds the topic
PRONYM looks at what your students and clients are asking, and suggests topics that fit what you teach.
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It writes in your words
A script in your style, drawn from your past content and an onboarding interview. Sources are attached so every fact can be checked.
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It makes the video
Your twin delivers the script. Captions, graphics and sound are added, the way an editor would finish a reel.
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You approve, then it posts You
Watch it. Approve it, or send it back with a note. Approved videos go to Reels, Shorts and LinkedIn, each one labelled as AI.
Made for people who teach for a living
- Career counsellorsPicking a course you won’t regret
- Study-abroad counsellorsWhat a scholarship essay has to answer
- Test-prep tutorsHow to revise in the last week
- Teachers and trainersOne concept, explained in a minute
- Interview coachesExplaining a gap year in an interview
- Business coachesThree questions before you raise your prices
The titles on the right are samples of videos a twin could draft. Run an agency, an institute or a brokerage? Write to us.
It’s your face. These are your rules.
Consent first
A twin is made only of the person who signs up, after their on-camera consent and an identity check.
Nothing posts without you
You approve every script and every finished video.
Always labelled as AI
Every post carries the platform’s AI-content label. A twin is never passed off as filmed.
Facts with sources
We never invent credentials, quotes or numbers. Anything medical, legal or financial waits for your review.
Leave whenever you want
Pause your twin, or have it and every recording deleted.
Questions
Do I ever need to film?
Once. About two minutes of talking to camera during onboarding, plus a short consent clip. After that, no.
Will it look and sound like me?
Your twin is built from your own recording. You watch a test video and approve the likeness, the voice and how your name is said before any real video is made. If it isn’t right, you re-record.
Who decides what I say?
You. PRONYM drafts scripts in your style from your past content and an onboarding interview, and you can edit or reject any of them. It only states opinions you’ve given or approved.
Will people know it’s AI?
Yes. Every post carries the platform’s AI-content label, and we never present a twin as filmed footage.
I’m a doctor, lawyer or financial adviser. Can I join?
You can join the list, but we are starting with educators and coaches. Professional bodies in medicine, law and finance restrict advertising and AI-made promotion, so check your own body’s rules first. We’ll write to you when we have a format that fits them.
Can I stop, or delete my twin?
Yes, at any time. Pause posting, or email pronym.ai@gmail.com to have your twin and all your recordings deleted.
Which platforms does it post to?
Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and LinkedIn. You can also download any video and post it yourself.
Which languages?
English first. We’ll add other languages once they pass our quality checks.
How much does it cost?
We’re setting pricing together with our first group of creators. Joining early access is free and doesn’t commit you to anything.
Who is behind PRONYM?
A student team at Plaksha University, building PRONYM in the Entrepreneurial Challenge Lab. Write to us at pronym.ai@gmail.com.
Keep teaching. Let your twin do the filming.
- We email you when your early-access place opens.
- You record two minutes and give your consent on camera.
- You check your twin in a short test video, and re-record if it isn’t right.
- You approve your first video and choose where and how often to post.