Newsrooms are under more pressure than ever to publish quickly. The easy shortcut, rewording someone else's article, is also the riskiest: it invites copyright trouble, erodes reader trust, and produces stories that read like everyone else's. Draftroom was built to remove that trade-off.
Facts belong to no one; the words used to tell them do. Draftroom is built around that simple legal and editorial truth. It reads coverage of an event, extracts the underlying facts, and then writes a brand-new article from those facts alone. The part of the system that writes never sees the original article's wording, so the result is not a paraphrase or a remix. It is a fresh piece of writing.
Every draft is checked, word for word, against the sources it came from. Short, unavoidable matches such as an official quote are allowed; long copied passages are flagged so a person looks before anything is published. And nothing is ever published automatically. An editor reviews, edits, and approves each article. Draftroom is a tireless assistant, not an autopilot.
Draftroom is a product of Nagaland Me, a digital media and technology company. We build tools for journalists and publishers, with a focus on doing fast, modern journalism responsibly.