About Storyzee
Built for the work behind your decisions.
Storyzee is a Paris-based technology company building AI newsrooms for businesses and municipal teams. We bring monitoring, research, fact-checking and writing together around an organization's profile, with strategic briefings as the result.
The question that guides the work
Your organization's contextWhat does this development mean for us?
Understand the event. Examine the sources. Investigate the connection. Prepare the briefing.
Research and writing with a defined reader in mind.
The Storyzee editorial approach.
The briefing is only the visible part.
Before a useful note reaches a management meeting, someone has found the relevant information, read across sources, checked the facts and considered the implications. It is substantial work that sits behind a concise document.
Executives, municipal teams and advisers need that work whenever a development could affect their priorities. Storyzee organizes it into a newsroom, with AI carrying out the research and editorial tasks.
Context
The organization's priorities give the research its purpose.
Our aim is a briefing that helps its reader understand the situation and take the next discussion further.
AI capacity. Editorial discipline.
The research capacity
AI follows configured sources, examines selected subjects and brings the research together. The newsroom organizes these tasks around the organization it serves.
The user chooses what to investigate. The crew does the groundwork for the briefing.
The editorial standard
A useful briefing has a clear subject, an identifiable basis in sources and a connection to its reader's situation. Fact-checking and editorial review are part of preparing that work.
Our standard is an analysis that can be examined, with its reasoning visible and its open questions acknowledged.
Your organization gives the work its direction.
A business and a city hall can encounter the same development and need different analyses. Their activities, responsibilities and priorities shape the questions to ask. The organization profile gives that context to the newsroom, from the monitored sources to the finished briefing.
Benjamin Gievis — Founder
Benjamin Gievis is a Paris-based entrepreneur and ESCP graduate. He founded the digital agency Chewing Com in 1999, later acquired by Aegis Media/Isobar, and co-founded Block Expert.
His work with Storyzee focuses on applying AI to the research and editorial tasks behind an informed view of an organization's environment.
The newsroom brings those tasks into a single process: follow relevant sources, investigate a chosen development and prepare a strategic note for the people who need to understand it.
The reader's context gives the research its purpose.
Storyzee develops this approach for businesses, municipal teams and advisers working on behalf of organizations.
What we build the newsroom around.
Context
Understand the organization receiving the briefing.
Sources
Make the basis of the research visible.
Clarity
Write an analysis the reader can use.
Judgment
Give the reader the evidence and questions needed to assess the situation.
Put your priorities on the editorial agenda.
Tell us what your organization needs to follow, understand and bring into its next discussion.
FAQ
What kind of company is Storyzee?
Storyzee is a technology company building AI newsrooms. Its platform brings monitoring, research, fact-checking and writing together to produce strategic briefings for organizations.
Why call it a newsroom?
Because the work follows an editorial process: understand the reader, follow relevant sources, select a subject, investigate it and write a useful account of its significance.
Who founded Storyzee?
Benjamin Gievis, a Paris-based entrepreneur and ESCP graduate. He previously founded Chewing Com in 1999, later acquired by Aegis Media/Isobar, and co-founded Block Expert.
Is the editorial crew powered by AI?
Yes. The crew described in the platform is an AI editorial team carrying out research, fact-checking and writing. Your organization chooses the subjects to develop and uses its judgment when putting the briefings to work.
Which organizations does Storyzee serve?
The current starting profiles are Business and City hall. The approach also supports the work of advisers examining developments for an organization or client.
What does the organization's context change?
It changes the questions the newsroom investigates and the relevance it needs to establish. A company's market position and a municipality's projects can give the same external development very different implications.