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Editorial-grade content, fact-checked to the source.

Galley takes a brief to a publish-ready article — drafted, verified against live sources, and run through your house style. Not an SEO spinner. An editor's tool.

Source-cited fact-checkYour editorial policyReady-to-publish workflow
Try the workflow

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Analysis

The state of AI in newsrooms

Editors are adopting AI for research triage, first-pass drafting, and workflow planning, while keeping accountability with named reviewers.

The strongest teams pair automation with source checks, house style, and a clear path from draft to published.

“Trust is a workflow, not a button.”
Sample draft
Claude Sonnet 4.6·2,020 / 1,600-2,000 words
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In flight

3your drafts

Waiting review

1ready for approval

Stale >24h

0no movement

Avg. cycle

30 hryour active avg.

Your recent articles

Where your time goes

New 22 hrIn progress 12 hrReady 1 hr

Avg lead time 35 hr

Toolkit

The full editorial toolkit in one workflow.

Create

  • Brief generation

    Turn a topic, audience, format, and limits — backed by SEO keyword research — into a structured editorial brief.

  • Article generation

    Draft a complete article from the approved brief, ready for editor review.

  • Images (upload/generate)

    Upload art or generate supporting images for a story package.

Verify

  • Fact-check by source

    Check factual claims against source material and flag anything unsupported.

  • Policy & style corrector

    Catch banned phrasing, house-style issues, and tone mismatches.

  • Compare to brief

    Score length, keywords, tone, and structure against the original brief.

Refine

  • Rewrite (whole article / a selected sentence)

    Rewrite the full draft or tighten a selected passage with an editor instruction.

  • Summarize to a length

    Create a shorter version that fits a target format or word count.

  • Selection tools

    Shorten, add context, or fact-check a selected fragment in place.

Ship

  • Ready to Published

    Move an article from Ready to Published, with an optional live URL — no approval chain to manage.

  • SEO keywords

    Track target keywords before publication without turning the draft into churn.

  • Internal links

    Suggest anchor-to-URL links from your own site so new articles connect to what you have already published.

  • Uniqueness check

    Check the draft against the open web and flag sentences that read as copied.

  • Publish (WordPress / export)

    Send the finished article to WordPress or export clean copy for another CMS.

From brief to byline — with an editor's standards baked in.

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Galley — editorial-grade content, fact-checked to the source