Building Your Knowledge Base

Your knowledge base is what makes EchoMe sound like you. It's the “context” in “Context is King.” The more content you add, the better EchoMe understands your voice, your ideas, and how you communicate.

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Open Your Voice in the sidebar

Open the sidebar and click Your Voice. This is where all your content sources live — everything EchoMe reads to learn how you write and speak.

Add content using the unified input

The page features a single unified input where you can paste YouTube links, blog URLs, drop documents, or type text directly. Each source gives EchoMe more context about your voice, style, and ideas.

Upload emails from Gmail

Import emails directly from Gmail to teach EchoMe how you communicate in professional settings. See the Email Upload guide for detailed steps.

The more you add, the better

EchoMe gets better at matching your voice with every piece of content you add. Your tone, vocabulary, sentence structure, and ideas all become part of your voice profile.

Check your voice strength score

Your voice strength score (0–100) improves as you add more content. Check it on your profile to see how well EchoMe knows your voice. Higher scores mean more accurate voice matching across all generated content.

Tip: Quality matters more than quantity. 5 well-written blog posts teach EchoMe more than 50 random emails.

Tip: Your knowledge base is private. EchoMe never shares your content with other users.

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