Psychographically targeted, voice-true, source-cited copy for every destination you publish to, plus the map nobody else has — who heard what, when, across which channels, by audience.
Rayli is the tool that makes that question answerable inside your own organization.
Right now people are being handed bicycle parts. They’re being handed tires and a chain and gears and a couple of brakes and a kickstand and being told that now they can go ride a bike to get to work faster instead of walking. What people need is to be handed a bike. And I have built the bike.
Whit Pendergast, founderFrames tuned to values and identity rather than demographics, so the message is built for the person you are actually aiming at.
Interview-built or derived from your own corpus, with a 76-rule AI-tells scanner reading every draft before it reaches you.
Provenance flags a user cannot silently ship past, and 37 maintained destination playbooks, so channel copy is written against per-platform rules rather than model memory.
Who heard what, across which channels, over time. Plus critique-improve-explain coaching on every draft, so the person using it gets better and not just the copy.
Your top performers become the exemplars grounding the next generation. It stays your material the whole way through.
Other tools help you write it faster; Rayli helps you say the thing that actually moves the person you’re aiming at.
The randomized controlled trial behind the psychographic approach, its methodology and its limits are all on the research page, in full.
If that sounds like your organization, the fastest way to find out whether Rayli fits is a short conversation.