Journo AI

Feed the tool a company market release and it returns a structured outline in roughly 20 seconds, mapping the announcement to the sections a financial article needs so you get a scaffold to write against instead of a blank page. It's most useful when you're covering a release type you haven't written about before, because the structure it proposes gives you a starting point you can argue with rather than invent from scratch.

The draft generator takes the same release and produces a complete financial article draft, also in about 20 seconds. It reads as a working first pass. Not a finished story. You'll still rewrite for voice, add reporting, and confirm every figure. Does a rough draft save real time? When a deadline is hours away, starting from a full draft beats starting from nothing.

This fact-checking tool compares your article to the original market release and flags statements that don't match. In earnings coverage, a wrong number in a headline is a real problem. So an automated pass that catches drift between the draft and the source earns its keep. It won't catch errors that sit in the release itself.

The SEO headline generator produces a title, meta description, and keyword set for the article in about 20 seconds. Newsrooms that treat search traffic as a distribution channel save the manual step of writing metadata for every story. The output follows financial search patterns, so it targets terms readers actually query around market events rather than the broad, generic phrases that a general-purpose writing tool would hand you for the same release.

Two smaller jobs sit beside the main features. The headline generator proposes five title options from a draft. Helpful when you're too close to the copy to pick one. The bias checker scores the article's overall balance and objectivity, which catches a one-sided framing before an editor does. Neither replaces editorial judgment. Both speed up revision.