Will it land?Meet Frankie.
A feedback skill for your own AI account. Hear how your copy lands with your ideal client before you post it.
Get Frankie, £17
You've written the email, or the sales page. You've read it so many times you can't tell any more whether it makes sense, let alone whether it would make your ideal client say yes.
Frankie reads your copy as your ideal client would, one client type at a time, and tells you plainly how it lands. What landed, what was unclear, what put them off, and the one change to make first. Frankie gives feedback only, so the words stay yours.
Treat this as a rehearsal and not as market research.
How it works
- Paste a profile of your ideal client. No profile? Frankie asks five short questions instead.
- Choose who reads it: the busy skimmer, the sceptic, the budget-conscious client or the discerning client. Add your brand voice guide if you have one, so Frankie can check the tone. Then say what the copy is asking them to do, and paste it in.
- Get an honest, in-character reaction and a one-page summary to keep. Then try another client type, or paste your new version and hear it again.
- Can you read my sales page intro as my ideal client?
- Hello, I'm Frankie. I'll play one client type at a time, so treat this as a rehearsal. Do you have a profile of your ideal client that you can paste in?
- Yes, here it is.
- I'll read it as the sceptic. What is this copy asking the reader to do or buy?
- Book a discovery call.
- One-page summary LandedThe opening named my problem in my own words. UnclearWhat happens on the call, and how long it takes. Change firstAdd one real result before you ask me to book. Make the change in your own words, then paste it back in.
What Frankie won't do
- Frankie never writes or rewrites your copy. You get the one change to make first, and the wording stays yours.
- Frankie plays an imagined reader built from what you tell it. That makes it a rehearsal, not market research.
- It won't invent details about your reader. If it can't tell from what you've given it, it says so.
- It sticks to feedback on your copy. It doesn't give pricing or marketing advice.
- Already have an ideal client profile from Ivy? Paste it in. Frankie works well alongside Ivy, though you don't need it.
Hear it as your client would,
before they do.
Where it lives
Frankie runs in your own AI account, so your copy stays with you.
It works in Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini, and you'll get setup steps for each one.
Questions
- Does it rewrite my copy?
- No. Frankie gives feedback only and tells you the one change to make first.
- What can I give it?
- A caption, an email or a section of a sales page, one piece at a time.
- What do I need to have ready?
- Only the copy. An ideal client profile and a brand voice guide both help, but neither is required. With no profile, Frankie asks five short questions instead. If you'd like a profile first, Ivy builds one with you in about ten minutes.
- How does Frankie work with Millie?
- Millie researches your audience and shows you who you're talking to. Frankie then tests your copy against that audience, so you hear how it lands before you post.
- Do I need to be technical?
- No. It's for anyone who writes their own copy, whether you've never used a skill before or use Claude every day.
- What if it doesn't work for me?
- If it doesn't install, or doesn't do what this page says, email us within 14 days and we'll fix it or refund you.
Get Frankie
- Frankie, a skill for Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini
- An honest reaction to your copy from one client type at a time
- What landed, what was unclear, what put them off and the one change to make
- A one-page summary to keep, and as many re-reads as you like
- Pairs well with Millie, who shows you who your audience is first
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Who's behind Frankie
We're Jacqueline Leake and Nina Mistry, the two halves of Meet Ada. Jacqueline is an AI specialist and trainer who spends her days inside clients' accounts, seeing what's sitting in their heads that should be written down. Nina builds the tech. She takes what Jacqueline pulls out of people's heads and turns it into tools that bloody work. Simple ones. The kind you'll actually come back to.