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About

Help with the things that are hard to start writing

A toast for your best friend's wedding. A card for your grandma. A name for a book club that six people have to agree on. apambo has 7 small tools for moments like these: you fill in one sentence with a real detail, and you get drafts (usually three) to pick from and make your own.

Who makes it

apambo is built by ElevenApril, a small independent studio. There is no big support team: the person who builds the tools also reads the email.

Mark King

Founder, ElevenApril

Mark King is the founder of ElevenApril, the small studio behind apambo, SWOTPal, FrameworkList, MindmapPal and a family of iPhone apps. He designs the apambo tools, writes the prompts behind them and writes the guides on the apambo blog.

What we promise

Four things you can hold us to. Each one links to the details.

  • Your words stay yours

    Only you can see your workspace. Delete any draft whenever you like. How we handle data

  • Not used to train AI

    Requests only go to AI providers that don't store or train on them. How the AI writes

  • Failed runs cost nothing

    If a generation fails, its credits go straight back to your balance, automatically. Pricing

  • A real person answers

    Email hello@apambo.com and the person who built apambo reads it. Help center

Why it exists

Most AI writing tools give you a big empty box and wait. That is the same blank page, just with a robot behind it. apambo starts from the other end: each tool already knows the occasion, asks for the one detail that makes it yours (a name, a memory, an inside joke), and writes around it.

The drafts are a starting point. The best toast still has a line only you could have written, so most tools give you three versions, and you keep the one that sounds like you.

Also from ElevenApril

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Contact

Questions about your account, a charge, an idea for a new tool, or anything else: hello@apambo.com. Most answers are in the help center, and every update is listed in the changelog.