Your AI newsroom
Put a newsroom behind your decisions.
Storyzee follows the sources that matter to your organization. Choose the developments you want to explore. Your AI editorial team investigates, checks the facts and prepares strategic briefings on what they mean for you.
Behind every useful briefing
A headline is only the beginning.
A new regulation. A competitor's move. A local investment. Understanding what these developments mean for your organization takes research, verification and context.
Your newsroom connects the facts to your activities, projects and priorities—then prepares a strategic briefing you can bring to a meeting, share with colleagues or use to plan your response.
Your context
Research guided by your organization's activities and priorities.
The evidence
Sources examined, facts cross-checked and uncertainties identified.
The implications
An analysis of what deserves your attention and why.
A question for your newsroom
Municipal teamWhat could this funding programme mean for our renovation project?
The briefing would examine the programme's conditions, compare them with the project and identify what your team needs to establish next.
Illustrative scenario.
The platform
Your priorities set the editorial agenda.
Storyzee builds a profile of your organization and uses it to guide the newsroom. The Radar follows your configured sources. The Wire brings the headlines together. You choose a subject, and the editorial crew develops the briefing.
Your profile
- Municipal team
- Public buildings
- Renovation priorities
On the Wire
HeadlinesYou choose which headline the crew develops
Your briefing
- The development
- Its relevance to your project
- Questions to establish
Illustrative newsroom example.
On your Radar
Follow the sources your work depends on.
Your priorities may span the news, official decisions, industry research and the organizations around you. The Radar brings selected sources into your newsroom. Add signals to broaden the subjects it follows.
News feeds
Events and announcements
Follow relevant reporting from selected national, specialist or local outlets.
Official publications
Decisions and public documents
Track announcements, consultations and documents from relevant institutions.
Research and data
Evidence and context
Follow studies and data releases that can change how you read a situation.
Organizations you follow
Activity in your environment
Watch developments involving competitors, partners or comparable organizations.
Local information
Your territorial context
Follow projects, institutions and developments relevant to your municipality or local activity.
Research you can examine
See what the analysis rests on.
Your AI editorial crew examines sources, cross-checks facts and investigates the connection to your organization. The briefing makes that reasoning readable, with supporting references and questions that still need to be resolved.
- Identify the sources behind the briefing.
- Distinguish established facts from interpretation.
Inside the briefing
Source reviewDoes the announcement establish that our project qualifies?
The announcement gives a reason to investigate. Eligibility requires checking the full conditions against the project before drawing a conclusion.
Illustrative analysis, not a finding about an actual funding programme.
From headline to briefing
Your sources keep moving. Your newsroom keeps watching.
Monitored sources bring new developments onto the Wire. You decide which deserve a closer look, and your newsroom carries out the research behind the next briefing.
- 1 Watch — Follow the sources configured on your Radar.
- 2 Choose — Select the headlines that deserve investigation.
- 3 Investigate — Receive a researched briefing connected to your priorities.
A briefing takes shape
WorkflowIllustrative workflow.
Put the briefing to work
Bring a clearer picture to the table.
Use the finished briefing wherever your organization needs a shared understanding: a management meeting, a project discussion or a conversation with a client. It also gives your communications a researched starting point.
A briefing with a job to do
Internal insight and communicationInform decisions
Bring relevant developments, potential implications and open questions into the discussion.
Brief your team
Share a common account of what happened and why it deserves attention.
Prepare communication
Draw on the research when preparing a position, an article or a public update.
Use the research in the form that suits your next conversation.
Who's behind Storyzee
Building digital businesses since 1999.
Storyzee was founded by Benjamin Gievis, a Paris-based entrepreneur and ESCP graduate. He previously founded the digital agency Chewing Com, later acquired by Aegis Media/Isobar, and co-founded Block Expert.
With Storyzee, that experience takes the form of a newsroom: a place where AI does the research and editorial groundwork around the issues an organization needs to understand.
What needs to be on your radar?
Tell us about your organization and the developments you need to follow. Explore what a newsroom working around your priorities could bring to your team.
FAQ
What is Storyzee?
Storyzee is an AI newsroom for organizations. It follows configured information sources, brings headlines onto a Wire and develops the subjects you choose into researched strategic briefings tailored to your organization.
Who is it for?
Storyzee currently supports business and city hall profiles. It is designed for people who need to understand developments across several sources and turn that understanding into useful work for their organization or clients.
What is a strategic briefing?
It is a researched note explaining a development, its relevance to your organization and the implications worth examining. It brings together supporting sources, analysis and questions that still need to be established.
How does Storyzee understand my organization?
AI builds a profile from your organization's website and relevant public information. The profile gives the newsroom context about your activities, audience and environment.
What is a signal?
A signal is a configured information source or feed the newsroom follows. Signals can draw on news, official publications and other supported sources relevant to your organization.
What is the Wire?
The Wire is the feed of headlines surfaced by the newsroom. It gives you a place to discover developments and select which ones you want the editorial crew to investigate.
Who chooses what becomes a briefing?
You choose the headlines to develop. The AI editorial crew then carries out the research, fact-checking and writing for the selected subject.
Can the Radar follow more sources?
Yes. Additional supported signals can be configured to extend what your newsroom follows. The choice depends on your priorities and the sources available.
How are the facts checked?
The editorial crew examines source material and cross-checks claims during its research. The briefing should make the supporting evidence and unresolved points clear so you can assess its conclusions.
Can we use the briefings internally?
Yes. Internal use is central to the product: management discussions, project planning, team briefings and client advice are all ways to put the work to use.
Can a briefing support our communication?
Yes. You can draw on its research and analysis to prepare communication for colleagues, clients or a wider audience. Your organization decides what to say and publish.
How do we get started?
Contact Storyzee to discuss your organization, the information you need to follow and the briefings that would be useful to your team.