Editorial production, without the copy-paste

One brief.
A week of content.

Turn a press release, interview, product update or project note into useful story ideas, a working draft and the pieces needed to promote it.

01 · content ideas02 · story draft03 · reuse pack04 · editor checks

Drop in a brief

Use a press release, interview notes, product brief, project update or rough editorial idea. The editor stays in control of the final story.

Brief or source material

0 wordsFacts stay source-bound · ideas are flagged for review

House style

Primary reader

Source-bound draft via n8n. No email capture; editorial approval stays with your desk.

02WORKING PACK

Give the desk a brief and run the engine. The output stays review-only until an editor approves it.

Content ideasArticle draftReuse packEditor checks

THE EDITORIAL JOBLess formatting. More publishing.

The desk turns one source into a useful first draft and its distribution pieces. An editor still approves the facts, tone and final wording.

Source-boundHuman approvalReusable templates

WHAT IT DOES

Start with the material already sitting in an inbox, document or press folder.

Get a clean working draft plus the short versions needed for the next channels.

Keep editorial control. The tool prepares the work; your desk makes the call.