Copytaster is an editorial desk for teams that publish under their own names. It drafts from your sources, checks every factual claim and waits for your approval. You edit anything, approve everything, and nothing goes out on its own.
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Qualifying veterans permanently disabled due to military service get a full county property tax exemption.
“a full county property tax exemption for qualifying veterans who are permanently disabled due to military service” Westfair Online
The source says the same thing. Every other claim in this item was checked the same way.
Starting Oct. 1, the federal government will cut its payments for administering SNAP in half.
“Starting on October 1, the Trump Administration will, again, make matters worse by cutting its payments for the administration of SNAP in half” westchestercountyny.gov
The source supports the claim, but the issue goes out on Oct. 3, so a date already past is written as upcoming. Fix it in Write, or confirm it is right.
Five acres of the 10-acre site are preserved as open space, including a walking trail open to the public.
“Five acres of the site have been preserved as open space, including an outdoor walking trail system that is open to the public” Westfair Online
The source says the same thing. The acreage of the whole site is confirmed in the same article.
In a newsroom, the editor who reads every piece of incoming copy and decides, in seconds, what is worth running. We built the desk to do that job for you, and to show its work.
A fact needs a source that states it. A quote is matched to its source word for word. A figure from your spreadsheet is matched to its cell. Your own view is yours, and every fact inside it is still checked.
The rules whose failure would publish an error are enforced in code, not left to a model. A figure no source holds is flagged, whatever the model says.
The district placed No. 3 in New York and No. 5 in the U.S., with an A+ grade.
The six holdings average a 33.8% premium.
Copytaster drafts and checks. Every choice that shapes what your reader sees stays with you, and every one of them is on the record.
For an article, pick from outlines built on different arguments before any prose exists.
Change any word in the draft, or write a section yourself. It is your copy from the first line.
Tell the desk what to change in your own words, and keep the rest exactly as it was.
Say what kind of change you made and only the checks it affects run again.
Set them up once. Every publication, piece and post follows them, and changing them later changes everything that comes after.
Logo, fonts, colours, tagline and footer for every email, and a house style guide the writer follows on every draft.
Give it samples of your writing, the words you never use and how you sign off. It drafts the way you do, and nothing carries a person's name until they approve the voice.
Once you approve a piece, the desk writes the posts, scripts and briefs that carry it out, from the approved text and nothing else.
Each written from the approved text and checked before you use it. Nothing new enters a post that was not in the piece you signed off.
The rules the desk works by, and what happens to the material you give it.
The desk is built on AI models. Every issue says so, and names the person who reviewed it.
Nothing is published under a person's name unless they have approved the voice written for them.
Text from the web or your uploads is read as material. An instruction hidden in a source is ignored.
Each check, edit, override and approval is logged with who made it and why.
Your material is not used to train AI models.
Kept until you ask us to delete it. Our model provider deletes what it receives within 30 days.
Supabase stores the data, Vercel hosts the app, Anthropic runs the model and Tavily runs web search.
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