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Where Pulp's research meets real work: tools for people whose work runs on conversation.

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Say it, hear it, check it, say it better.Photo: Isai Ramos

A Pulp product · Thinkwell

A workstation that sharpens how a person thinks.

Built for the people whose work runs on persuasion: public affairs teams, agencies, political committees and analysts in the markets. It does not hand them an answer. It sharpens theirs. Launching for business in 2027.

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  1. CraftWrites the work: articles, emails, releases, audiences.
  2. ListenReads news, social media and government releases for claims and stance.
  3. SimulateShows what a persona would say, and what they are really thinking.
  4. ResearchTracks legislation, courts, agencies and markets from the public record.
  5. ScoreMeasures the work against the objective you set, with reasons.
  6. DeliverSchedules and sends posts, articles, releases and email.

A Pulp product · typodojo

Draw a letter. Make it a font.

A place to learn to draw letters by hand, turn them into a real font, and share it or sell it, with a daily practice and ranks that mark how far you have come. Its first rule: the hand stays the author.

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Made in typodojo

HELLO I AM TYPING LIKE MILLY

milly's font, by Milana Kumar: her handwriting, drawn letter by letter in typodojo's studio. Try typing in it on her page.

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Loosethreads

A design system that makes design systems: every display, thread and input, on any device.

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AdCanopy

Real-time bidding for promoting content at the right time.

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Suade

Structured discussion for anyone with a point to make, where the better argument wins, however quietly it's made.

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How we build

Tested in practice before it ships.

  1. Write it upIdeas start as Pulp101 posts, where mentors push back.
  2. Try itApprentices try them on partner projects, with the people who would use them.
  3. Keep what holdsWhat holds up becomes Thinkwell, typodojo or Suade.

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What are you trying to understand?

So we know who to write to.
An address we can reply to, like name@example.com.
A question, a dataset, an argument that keeps going in circles.

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