How it works

Tell it once.
Approve. Published. Proved.

The whole platform runs on one idea: everything it makes comes from the same facts, the same brand and the same permissions, and nothing goes out until you say so.

The flow

One briefabout your business Fact vaultevery claim, with its source Brand kit + voiceextracted and learned The planproposed across all eight sets You approvenothing moves until you do WebsitePublishSearchSocialVideoCampaigns Proof: Submitted → Accepted → Published, every claim sourced, every asset permissioned, reported in plain English

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  1. 01 One briefYour name, company, what you do, who you serve, what you want to be known for. A logo or website if you have one.
  2. 02 Fact vault and brand kitThe AI extracts your identity and voice, and stores every claim with its source. Both are yours to edit.
  3. 03 The planA proposed plan across website, publishing, search, social, video and campaigns, with what each will produce and when.
  4. 04 You approveNothing is built, sent or spent until you approve it. Approvals are logged.
  5. 05 The sets buildEach set makes its outputs from the same kit and vault, so a press release, a post and a landing page never contradict each other.
  6. 06 ProofEvery publication is tracked as Submitted, Accepted or Published with a verified link, and reported in plain English.

Three different things

Most tools stop at “sent”.
This one tells you what really happened.

Submitted

We have sent the piece to a channel. Nothing is live, and nothing is guaranteed.

Accepted

The channel has approved it for release. Some channels review content or decline it.

Published

Live at a public address we have visited and checked. You get the link.

Where things get published

Free routes, paid routes, your own routes.

The channel router chooses by goal, audience, budget and each channel’s current rules. Names below show the kinds of channels considered, not confirmed partnerships.

  • Your own website
  • Newsroom
  • Vocal
  • Medium
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • YouTube
  • PRLog
  • openPR
  • EIN Presswire
  • PR Newswire
  • Crunchbase
  • F6S
  • Google Business
  • Email

See it run
on your story.

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