QuoteIt helps founders, small teams and PR agencies write press releases, quotes, articles and answers to journalists from their own documents, in the speaker’s voice, with every fact checked.


How QuoteIt changes everything
What if every piece of content sounded exactly like your leader, was grounded in verified facts, and sailed through approvals?
That's how QuoteIt works.
Evidence-backed voice modeling
We learn how you, and each person you write for, actually speak: their phrases, their cadence, their style. Every piece sounds like them, not like it came from a template.
Claim ledger with citations
No more guessing if that metric is current or that claim is approved. Every statement links back to your verified source materials. If it's not grounded, it doesn't go out.
Audit-ready workflows
Clear review trails. Confident stakeholders. No more back-and-forth wondering if legal will flag something. You ship messaging you can stand behind, faster than ever.
We learn how you, and each person you write for, actually speak: their phrases, their cadence, their style. Every piece sounds like them, not like it came from a template.
No more guessing if that metric is current or that claim is approved. Every statement links back to your verified source materials. If it's not grounded, it doesn't go out.
Clear review trails. Confident stakeholders. No more back-and-forth wondering if legal will flag something. You ship messaging you can stand behind, faster than ever.
Who this is for
You're the CEO, the marketing team and the press office. A launch, a funding round, a local award, a journalist who needs an answer by Friday. QuoteIt turns your notes into a release or a quote that sounds like you, with every fact checked.
One or two people handle every announcement, from product news to the founder's byline. QuoteIt keeps your facts in one place and gives whoever approves one clear step, so drafts don't sit in an inbox.
Your clients expect perfection. You're juggling multiple brands, each with their own voice and guardrails. QuoteIt helps you deliver client-ready drafts that make you look like a hero.
The cost of incorrect messaging
You can manage a crisis instead of the narrative with a single misquote, factual error, or off-brand phrase.
By the time legal, comms, and leadership all weigh in, the moment has passed. You're drafting responses to yesterday's news, scrambling to align everyone while the story moves on without you.
A founder quote with last month's numbers. An answer to a journalist that contradicts your own press release. Mistakes like these cost trust that takes years to win back.
Your executives don't talk like corporate robots, but their media statements read like they were written by one. The more you "polish," the less authentic they sound. Stakeholders notice. Journalists definitely notice.
Facts scattered across emails, decks, and Slack threads. Style guides no one follows. Approved messaging that's already outdated. When it's time to draft, you're hunting through chaos hoping you got it right.
Simple. Powerful. Fast.
Reports, decks, transcripts, and talking points.
Lock verified claims into your fact registry.
Pick the leader voice and context.
Stakeholder-ready messaging in seconds.
Every statement is grounded in evidence.
Audit trails and approvals in one flow.
Release a checked, approved draft.
What you actually get
From the Blog

Every tool here drafts a release in minutes. What decides whether it can go out is who checks each claim against its source and who approved the quote. Nine AI writing tools and eight PR suites, what their users report, and which fits which job.
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ChatGPT writes a release in minutes and leaves the checking to you. What PR users and journalists say about that trade, what OpenAI's own guide asks of you, and when a tool that checks each claim against your documents is the better fit.
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Claude writes a release that reads like a senior writer drafted it, which makes an error in it harder to spot. What its users report, what Anthropic's own terms ask of you, and when a tool that checks each claim against your documents is the better fit.
11 min readStop second-guessing. Start leading.
Bring your sources, spokesperson voices and content reviews into one workspace. Start with a quote, a release, an article or media Q&A.