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Draft from what you've already approved.

Your brand voice, past campaigns and approved messaging shouldn't live only in a style guide nobody opens. Keep them within reach of every draft.

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The work you know

Every new draft starts by hunting for the last good one.

A launch announcement needs to sound like the last three. The approved claims are in one document, the voice guidelines in another and the best-performing campaign in a folder someone left.

ContextStream keeps your guidelines, campaigns and messaging together. Save your brand voice once and ask for a draft in Claude, ChatGPT or the web app, with the source of every claim it leans on.

A typical workflow

Draft a launch announcement in your brand voice.

Start from what you've already approved, not from a blank page.

  1. Bring in your guidelines and campaigns

    Connect the place your brand documents live, or import notes from past campaigns.

  2. Save your brand voice

    Describe how you write: tone, words you use and words you avoid. Every draft follows it.

  3. Ask for a draft

    Ask for an announcement and check it against the messaging it drew on. Share the voice with an agency as a briefing.

Included in the platform

What you can do with it.

Bring in the places you already work

Connect Notion or Slack, choose folders from your drive as those connectors roll out, or import your notes and chat history. ContextStream reads only what you choose.

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Ask where you already chat

Sign in once from Claude or ChatGPT, or ask in the ContextStream web app. Answers point back to the file or note they came from.

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Hand an agency the voice

Give a freelancer or agency the voice, the do's and the don'ts in one briefing, and choose exactly what's in it.

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Start with the full platform

Start with the brand guidelines you keep sending people.

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