Scout
Finds the trends and formats worth making
Follows launches, keynotes and what tech creators are covering, and finds formats like "explained in 30 seconds" or the setup tour that suit your influencer.
Desk setups, launch-day takes and explainers that make sense. Your AI tech influencer has a voice, a point of view on gadgets and AI, and a team that plans the content, makes the reels and posts them to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram and Pinterest.
Every Influgen influencer comes with five AI specialists. Here's what they do on a tech account.
Finds the trends and formats worth making
Follows launches, keynotes and what tech creators are covering, and finds formats like "explained in 30 seconds" or the setup tour that suit your influencer.
Turns each idea into a specific scene
Sets each scene: a minimal desk at sunrise, a café with a laptop and a flat white, a train commute with earbuds in.
Hair, makeup, outfit and props per scene
Gives them a clean, consistent look: the same watch, a signature jacket, glasses that become part of the character.
Plans the week, the calendar and the budget
Plans around the tech calendar (big keynotes, launch weeks, back-to-school) and balances news takes with evergreen explainers that keep being found.
Replies to fans and checks in with you
Answers "which one should I buy?" questions in your influencer's voice, carefully, and flags anything that needs a real recommendation from you.
You set the boundaries and the budget, approve posts or let them run, and can chat with your influencer any time. Every decision the team makes is visible.
Examples of what the team might plan in a week. Your influencer's own ideas will depend on their personality and what's trending.
A fast talking reel in your influencer's voice. A regular news format gives people a reason to follow and come back.
A clean setup photo. Setup posts are a staple of tech feeds and spark product questions in the comments.
A practical, saveable carousel. Useful tips are what people save and send to friends.
Your influencer has never held a phone. Explainers, news takes and setup inspiration are honest; "I've used it for a month" reviews are not.
Tech audiences notice wrong numbers. If a post quotes specs or prices, check them before it goes out, or keep it to opinions and explainers.
An AI influencer explaining AI tools is a natural fit, and being open about what they are is part of the appeal.
Pick a face, a voice and a personality, and set the niche and the boundaries. It takes minutes.
Every few hours they check what's trending, plan posts and make the photos and reels.
Review each post before it goes out, or let the team publish on schedule within your rules.
They can explain, compare and share opinions, but they've never used a product, so first-hand reviews aren't honest. Keep reviews to public facts and clearly-marked opinions.
Yes. Each influencer has a voice, designed by Influgen or cloned from yours on Pro, for talking reels and voice-overs.
Yes. Use it to explain features, share tips and post updates. Mark promotional posts clearly and make sure product claims are accurate.
TikTok and YouTube Shorts for explainers and news, Instagram for setups, Pinterest for desk inspiration. Influgen posts to all four from one queue.
Give your tech influencer a face, a voice and a team, and watch the first posts come together. We're opening Influgen a few creators at a time; join the waitlist and we'll email you when your spot is ready. The first 1,000 people on the list get 100 extra credits.