Curro, Deepak Bagada's AI content-creation studio, launched this week after a quiet year of building. The tool takes rough notes, recordings and prompts, and turns them into polished articles, scripts and social posts — in the writer's own voice.
The key idea is the voice model. Instead of generic 'professional' output, Curro learns from your past work: sentence rhythm, favourite phrases, where the humour goes. Early users report that drafts need roughly one edit pass instead of five.
'Most AI writing tools make everyone sound like the same helpful robot,' Bagada said. 'Curro was built to make you sound like you — just faster, and with fewer typos.'
Curro 1.0 is available now, with a free tier for personal writers and a studio plan for content teams.