AudienceEngines · Development journal
Show the work.
Earn the confidence.
A dated record of the website, editorial process, and audience experiments. Updated by James as the project develops.
September 25, 2026 · Website update
A simpler site.
A guide for every tool.
Each of the six planning tools now has its own guide page, explaining what it does, how to use it, and what you leave with. The menu is simpler, and the site now reflects where the project really stands: the engine is in the workshop, and our own sites come first.
September 22, 2026 · Proving grounds
One pilot becomes
four proving grounds.
Three more sites have joined TheFutureBaby as places to test the engine: AiArtNow, a curated gallery comparing five AI art models; AiFitNow, a gamified fitness adventure; and PatternCrypto, covering crypto fundamentals and news. Each serves a different audience, which gives future experiments more to learn from. The agents and methods behind the engine stay private for now.
See all four sites →September 13, 2026 · Website update
Pixel’s question becomes
our featured example.
The attention article now anchors a walkthrough from a published idea to a prepared audience experiment. The newsroom puts the eight characters first, with searchable stories below. The planning tools now export a printable six-part audience plan.
September 12, 2026 · Foundation
A broader vision.
A working starting point.
The site’s expanded Learn guide connects the audience-building ambition to publication, local business, and musician examples. The newsroom contains eight editorial profiles and links to their published work. TheFutureBaby remains the first proving ground.
Explore the field guide →While the engine is in the workshop
Start with
your own plan.
The six free planning tools help you decide who should care, what to make, and where to share it. No account, no sign-up. Your answers stay in your browser.