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Bio & Intro Writer

One set of facts, every format you need: speaker bio, podcast intro, email signature, profile blurb.

Your role, what you do, notable experience or achievements. Rough is fine.

Free to try, no sign-up needed

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What it produces

Real output from this tool, not a mock-up.

Speaker bio, third person

What went in

Format
Speaker bio
About you
Ellie Fraser, UX researcher, 9 years. She currently leads research on the patient app at a health tech company, about 400k users. Four years agency-side before that. Ran a study last year on how over-70s use appointment booking that ended up changing our whole booking flow. Speaks occasionally about designing for people who find tech hard. Based in Bristol.
Length
Short
Point of view
Third person

What came back

Ellie Fraser leads research on a patient app used by around 400,000 people at a health tech company, after four years working agency-side. A study she ran last year on how over-70s use appointment booking ended up reshaping the company's entire booking flow. She speaks occasionally about designing for people who find tech hard, and is based in Bristol.

Profile blurb, first person

What went in

Format
Profile blurb
About you
The same background, unchanged.
Length
Short
Point of view
First person

What came back

I'm Ellie Fraser, a UX researcher based in Bristol with nine years in the field, four of them agency-side before I moved to health tech. I currently lead research on our patient app, which has around 400k users. Last year I ran a study on how people over 70 use appointment booking that ended up reshaping our whole booking flow. I also speak occasionally about designing for people who find tech hard, which is the part of the job I care about most.

When to use it

Use this when someone has asked you for a bio and you have the facts but not the sentences: a conference programme, a podcast booking form, an About page, a directory listing. Paste your background once as rough notes and switch format to get the version that page needs, rather than rewriting the same facts from scratch every time.

Common questions

What do I need to paste in?
Rough notes are enough. Your role, roughly how long you have been doing it, and anything specific worth mentioning: an employer, a number, a project, a talk. Bullet points and half sentences are fine, and you do not need to write anything resembling a bio yourself. The more concrete detail you give it, the less generic the result.
Will it invent things about me?
It is instructed not to, and that is the main thing this tool is built around. It will not add employers, job titles, numbers, awards or clients you did not mention, and if your notes are thin it is told to write something shorter rather than pad it out. It will not invent your name or guess your pronouns either. Read the result before you use it anywhere that matters.
Can it write in the third person?
Yes. Point of view is a setting, so you can produce the same bio as “Ellie leads research on…” or “I lead research on…” without rewriting it. Conference programmes and company team pages usually want third person; a personal site or a LinkedIn About section usually reads better in first.
What is the difference between the formats?
They change the shape, not just the length. Speaker bio leads with the credential that earns the stage. Podcast intro is written to be read aloud by a host. Email signature is compressed to a single line of about twelve words. Profile blurb is an About-page paragraph, and social bio is one or two scannable lines.
Is it free to use?
You can run it three times a day with no account. Signing in gives you renewing monthly credits; this tool costs one credit per run, and the shorter, warmer and more formal refinements are included in that.