Pen Craft

Pen Craft

Write solid website copy straight from your own sources. Pen Craft keeps the brand voice consistent, the facts accurate, and the citations traceable back to where they came from.

Key features

Built for teams that care about what they publish

Source-grounded writing

Every paragraph traces back to the document, page or note it came from. If you cannot prove a claim, Pen Craft will not let you publish it.

Brand voice matching

Feed Pen Craft a few pieces of writing you already like. It learns the tone, vocabulary and rhythm and keeps producing in that voice across every page.

SEO-aware drafts

Drafts come out structured around the questions your audience actually asks and the keywords you want to rank for, without keyword stuffing the prose.

Multi-page workflows

Plan a content sprint across landing pages, product detail pages and blog posts in one run, with each draft referencing the others so the story stays consistent.

Approval workflow

Editors review drafts side-by-side with their sources. Approve, comment or send back from the same screen without juggling Google Docs and Slack.

Citation tracking

Every claim ships with a citation chip that links back to its source. Auditors, lawyers and careful readers can verify anything in one click.

How a typical run works

From sources to a publishable draft

Step 1

Bring your sources in

Drop in PDFs, paste call transcripts, point at a wiki, or hand it a folder of notes. Pen Craft indexes them and tells you exactly what it found.

Step 2

Brief the pages you need

Tell Pen Craft which pages you want, who they are for and what should happen on each one. It plans the structure first, then writes.

Step 3

Review and ship

Every draft comes with side-by-side citations. Your editor approves, comments or sends back. No surprise facts, no orphaned paragraphs.

Want Pen Craft on your next content push?

Send us the sources you would normally hand to a writer and a list of pages. We will show you what Pen Craft produces and what it cites.

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