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Inkstone writes in your company's voice — learned from your best work — and won't put a figure in a draft it can't attribute to a named source. A person signs off before anything ships.

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Nigeria's petroleum imports fell to $14.06 billion in 2024c1, with non-oil imports at $25.74 billion — on the CBN's own framing, a deliberate shift toward regulated rails.

Tier 1 c1 — CBN Balance of Payments, 2024 · classified by rule · link checked
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≈ 2,000
source domains tiered by hand, plus every gov / IGO / university by rule.
02
5
sourcing tiers — a claim that clears none of them is dropped or marked.
03
0
figures ship unattributed — every number is tied to a named source before a person signs off.
04
1
person approves every draft. Nothing leaves on the model's word.
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The check

Every figure — traced or held.

The generic tool writes a number that sounds right. Inkstone finds the source, tags its tier, and holds anything that doesn't clear.

Generic AI

The naira has depreciated 129% since 2023, wiping out margins for every importer in the country.

Inkstone

The official rate moved from ₦645 to ₦1,518 per dollarc1 between 2023 and 2025 — the naira now buys a fraction of the dollars it did.

c1 — World Bank Indicators API · PA.NUS.FCRF · Tier 1 · classified by rule
Generic AI

Shipping delays cost Nigerian traders an estimated $400 million last quarter.

Held

No Tier 2 source corroborates a loss figure. The claim is dropped from the draft and listed for a person to chase — not rewritten into something vaguer.

rule — loss estimates need ≥1 analyst (Tier 2) source or they don't ship
The gate

Nothing ships on the
model's word.

#02
Voice, learned from your workThree to five published pieces plus a short intake. You edit the guide it drafts. 01
Every source classifiedFirst-party, authorities, analysts, press, aggregators — a five-tier gate, by rule. 02
Unsourced claims heldDropped, or marked [verify] for a person to chase. Never filled in with a guess. 03
Voice & grounding checkedEvery figure carries a citation. The voice check flags drift and banned phrasing. 04
You approve, then it shipsYou see what cleared and what was held. Then you sign off — not the model. 05
One tool

Designed for
every desk.

01Content & editorialFull sourcing gate
02Sales & outreachMatches the deck
03PartnershipsClaims kept to announced
04Compliance & financeNever-say list enforced
05Internal commsGrounded in your context
06Field marketingOn-voice, no over-claim
07FoundersInvestor updates that hold
Workspaces

Your domain is your workspace.

Sign in with your work email. The one-time code proves you belong to the domain — and the workspace opens already carrying that team's voice, sources and never-say list. Sign in from any other address and you never see it.

01 Your voice Three to five published pieces plus a short intake. Inkstone drafts a guide; you edit it. Every draft is checked against it.
02 Your sources The authorities and archives your beat relies on, lifted up the tier ladder. Your own numbers sit at Tier 0, above everything else.
03 Your guardrails The claims you can't make and the phrasing you don't use. Enforced on every draft; flagged the moment the model drifts.
Your data

Sourced. Verified. Yours.

No passwordsEmail one-time codes. Signing out kills the session everywhere.
Workspace isolationOne team's voice guide never touches another's.
Automatic offboardingAccess ends when the email is deactivated.
Bring your own keyYour tokens, and no content trains anything.
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