A working desk for editorial judgment.
News arrives through releases, pitches, feeds, links, and tips. ReleaseDesk brings that material into a shared queue, keeps its evidence close, and gives editors a clear way to decide what happens next.
The source should stay visible. The reasoning should be open to question. The editorial decision should belong to your team.
Evidence before interpretation
Original material is saved before processing. Critical extracted facts carry source evidence, while uncertainty and contradictions remain visible for review.
Priorities that belong to your publication
Your editorial policy guides relevance. Explanations help an editor understand why an item may matter, then make their own judgment.
Corrections with a record
Editors can correct facts, review duplicate suggestions, and record decisions. Corrections remain attributable and survive re-extraction.
A handoff worth acting on
An editable, versioned brief carries the context forward. Embargo and entitlement checks guard routing, and the exact handoff remains auditable.
For people who work the queue.
Independent editors, journalists, trade publications, and shared newsrooms need a dependable record of what arrived, what it means, and who will act. ReleaseDesk is built around that repeated editorial work.
Human control, throughout.
AI assists extraction and briefing. Your team verifies the source, resolves uncertainty, honors restrictions, and chooses the route. ReleaseDesk does not publish automatically.
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