AI Studio

Writes like a wire editor. Never adds facts you didn't give it.

The Release Studio does the heavy lifting on drafting, editing, scoring and optimization, while you approve every word that goes out under your name.

Start

Four ways to begin.

Whatever you have, the Studio turns it into a structured release with a dateline, quotes, boilerplate and media contact.
  • From a brief

    Answer a few questions about what's new, who it's for and why it matters.
  • From a URL

    We read the page and show the facts we extracted. Only the facts you confirm make it into the draft.
  • From notes or a file

    Paste meeting notes or upload a document, and the Studio organizes them into a release.
  • Blank

    Write it yourself with the Copilot, score and checks alongside.

Improve

Feedback you can act on.

  • Headline Lab

    Eight scored headline options, each with the reasons behind its score.
  • Release Score

    Updates as you pause typing. Every deduction links to the sentence and offers a fix.
  • AP Style

    Dates, numerals, state names, titles and percentages, caught and corrected.
  • Compliance

    The same rules our editors use: substantiated claims, link policy, no guarantee language, quote attestation.

Be found

Ready for search and answer engines.

Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) structures your release so AI assistants can understand it and cite it. We can't make them cite you; we can make it easy for them. Amplify and Headline add an AI visibility check (simulated): we ask an AI model how it would answer questions in your space and whether it would cite you.
  • Structured data

    NewsArticle, Organization, Person and FAQPage JSON-LD, previewed before you publish.
  • FAQ blocks

    Short, quotable answers to the questions people ask about your news.
  • Indexing

    Google News–eligible pages, News sitemap, RSS, IndexNow and an llms.txt entry.
  • Translations

    AI translation into 11 languages, labeled “Machine translated” unless a person reviews it.

Guardrails

What the AI won't do.

  • Add numbers, statistics, testimonials or quotes that aren't in your input.
  • Submit a suggested quote before you attest the speaker approved it. Editing a quote clears its attestation.
  • Make the final editorial call. A human editor reviews every release.
  • Train on your drafts. Our AI provider processes them under no-training, zero-retention terms.

Try it on your next announcement.

Write your release