AI-native content asset platform
Turn scattered content into an intelligent asset.
Narraxio connects to the content already living in your codebase and systems, maps every page, field, claim and message into one content graph, and gives your team and AI the context to search, create, edit, govern and publish it safely.
- Keep Git and your existing stack
- AI works from governed context
- Every change keeps its provenance
Content graph
183 pages · 714 content assets found
Discovers, structures and connects what it finds
- Brand facts34 verified
- Product messages86 headlines
- Content assets714 addressable
- Source bindingsone per field
AI can search, edit, create and reason across all of it — with the facts and the source location attached.
Diagram: a connected GitHub repository containing 183 pages and 714 content assets feeds into Narraxio, which structures it into brand facts, product messages, content assets and source bindings that AI can then search, edit and reason across. All figures shown are demonstration data.
Start where the content already is
Your codebase already contains a content system.
Headlines, feature descriptions, pricing copy, FAQs and metadata routinely live inside TypeScript, Markdown, JSON and other developer-owned structures — driving navigation, page generation, metadata and reusable sections at once.
That is excellent architecture and an editorial dead end. Narraxio discovers those structures and turns them into content your whole team can see and work with — without asking you to migrate first.
Repository discovery
northwind-web
└ apps/storefront/src/content/features.ts
Narraxio discovers
- Feature
- SubFeature
- headline
- lede
- points[]
Structured content assets
Each one addressable, each one bound back to the exact field it came from.
In Git-connected mode your source files remain the source of truth. Narraxio indexes them; it does not take them over.
Diagram: a file in the demonstration repository is parsed by Narraxio, which discovers the Feature and SubFeature types and their headline, lede and points fields, and turns them into structured content assets bound back to their original location.
The problem
The content exists. The company just cannot see it as a system.
Buried in code
A one-line copy change becomes a developer task, waits behind a sprint, and ships with the next release whether or not it was urgent.
Unknown provenance
Git knows who committed a line. That does not necessarily tell you who wrote it, which model touched it, or who agreed it could be said.
AI without context
A blank prompt box does not know your products, your current claims, your audiences or the four hundred things you already published.
No commercial memory
Most companies cannot connect a message back to the places it was used — much less to whether it ever converted anyone.
The platform
Discover, structure, understand, create, govern, publish.
Six things the product is being built to do, and two more it is not. The difference is labelled everywhere on this site rather than left for you to work out during a trial.
Discover
Connect a repository and find the content hidden across files, exports, frontmatter and configuration — including the copy nobody remembers writing.
Structure
Turn pages, sections, fields, claims and reusable records into addressable Content Assets with stable identifiers and exact source bindings.
Understand
Connect each asset to the brand, product, source fact, audience, page and other content that explain why it exists and what depends on it.
Create
Brainstorm, draft, rewrite and repurpose with the full company context retrieved automatically instead of pasted into a prompt.
Govern
Keep authorship, AI involvement, source facts, review and approval as separate events rather than as one overwritten field.
Publish
Push approved changes back through Git as an exact patch and pull request, or deliver content through versioned APIs and snapshots.
Later — not built
PlannedMeasure
Connect assets and variants to exposure, engagement and conversion so content can be judged on outcomes. Planned.
Activate
Let campaign and advertising systems consume the same governed content intelligence, and feed performance back. Planned.
Content graph
Every page is made of assets. Every asset has context.
Narraxio gives individual content an identity and connects it to the brand, product, source fact, audience, page, section and source file that explain why it exists — so content stops being a blob inside a file.
- Brand → Product → Product fact
- Content asset → Page / Section
- Variant → Channel → Translation
Brand brain
Voice
- Plain words
- Concrete over abstract
- No superlatives without evidence
Never say
- "Fully compliant"
- "Guaranteed"
- "Industry-leading"
Current facts
- 34 verified
- 3 expiring this quarter
- 2 awaiting review
Audiences
- Technical buyer
- Marketing lead
- Agency principal
A rule in a PDF cannot be enforced. The same rule as a record is attached to every generation and checked afterwards.
Source facts
Give AI facts before you ask it to write claims.
Keep approved product and business facts separate from the copy derived from them. When a fact changes, Narraxio can show which pages and messages depend on it — which turns a product change from a discovery into a work queue.
Source fact
The scanner inspects localStorage and sessionStorage, not only cookies.
Owner: Product marketing · Valid from 2026-04-02 · Release note 4.2 · Scanner capability spec
Content derived from it
- Homepage“Scan cookies and web storage”
- Feature page“Inspect localStorage and sessionStorage”
- Campaign draft“Find tracking beyond cookies”
- FAQ“Does the scanner inspect browser storage?”
Change the fact, and Narraxio can list every piece of content that depends on it.
Diagram: one verified source fact, with an owner, a validity date and linked evidence, and the four pieces of content derived from it across the homepage, a feature page, a campaign draft and an FAQ entry. Demonstration data.
AI Studio
An AI that knows what you already said.
Ask across the entire content estate. Brainstorm without repeating last quarter’s ideas. Create new pages from verified facts. Rewrite for a specific audience without losing the underlying claim.
- Show every page that mentions Consent Mode.
- Find repetitive feature copy across all brands.
- Brainstorm ten campaign angles that do not duplicate existing content.
- Rewrite this page for CTOs using only verified product facts.
- Draft a new solution page using our current messaging and CTA rules.
- Which capabilities have no dedicated page?
Context packet
Assembled per task from the content graph — not the whole corpus pasted into a prompt.
- Target asset
- feature[slug=scan].headline
- Brand rules
- Northwind · tone, vocabulary, forbidden terms
- Source facts
- FACT-2291, FACT-2304 (both current)
- Related content
- 9 assets citing the same facts
- Audience
- Technical buyer · evaluation stage
- Task mode
- Rewrite (proposal only, no write access)
- Content type
- Feature · headline (string, max 90)
What comes back is a proposal with its evidence attached — never a silent edit.
Provenance
Know who wrote it, what AI touched it, and who approved it.
Imported source, Git commit, AI proposal, human edits, review and publication each remain separate events instead of collapsing into one “last modified” field that answers none of the questions anybody actually has.
Provenance
Imported from GitHubImported
Introduced in commit 4f1c9ae
Committed by a developer
AI suggested a rewriteAI
Model and instruction recorded, with the facts used
AI Studio · Rewrite
Edited by marketingHuman
Three sentences changed after the suggestion
Edited by a person
Approved by product marketingApproved
Checked against FACT-2291
Approved by a reviewer
Published in PR #842Published
Merged by the existing CI/CD pipeline
Published through Git
“Committed by” is not “written by.” Narraxio keeps those facts separate.
Timeline: content imported from GitHub and attributed to the developer who committed it, then rewritten by an AI suggestion with the model and instruction recorded, then edited by a marketing team member, then approved by product marketing against a source fact, and finally published through pull request number 842. Each step is a separate event with a separate actor. Demonstration data.
Content health
Turn content debt into an ordinary backlog.
Find stale claims, duplicate messaging, inconsistent terminology, missing provenance, unsupported claims and the useful content that never got its own page.
Content health
- Outdated contentNeeds review12
- Duplicate messagingBacklog37
- Unsupported claimsNeeds review4
- Missing provenanceBacklog21
- Inconsistent terminologyBacklog18
- Missing meta descriptionsOpportunity6
- Capabilities with no pageOpportunity7
Each finding carries its evidence and is confirmed or dismissed by a person. Nothing is corrected automatically.
Publishing
Content teams edit. Developers keep Git.
Narraxio is designed to turn an approved edit into an exact source patch and a pull request, so your existing code review and CI/CD remain the publication path — and nothing new sits on your rendering path.
Write-back is Planned. Read-only indexing comes first.
Publishing through Git
- 1Edit in Narraxio
- 2Validate schema and facts
- 3Preview
- 4Approve
- 5Generate exact patch
- 6Branch and pull request
- 7Existing CI/CD deploys
Never a direct push to a protected branch. A pull request is the design, not a limitation of it.
Flow: a content edit made in Narraxio is validated against its schema and source facts, previewed, approved, turned into an exact source patch, committed to a branch and opened as a pull request, after which the customer’s existing CI/CD pipeline deploys it.
Portfolios
One intelligence layer across every brand.
Give each brand its own voice, vocabulary and permissions while keeping shared company and product facts reusable where they belong — and where the permissions allow it.
Brand A
Own voice, own vocabulary
Brand B
Own audiences and CTAs
Brand C
Own repositories
Shared
Company and product facts
Isolation is the default. Sharing across brands inside one organization is a deliberate grant, not an accident of being in the same account.
Vision
PlannedContent should eventually know whether it worked.
The long-term Narraxio graph would connect content and variants to analytics, conversions and revenue — giving future campaign and ad systems a memory of which messages actually perform.
None of it is built. There is no analytics ingestion, no conversion model and no revenue data in the product today, and this section exists to explain the architecture rather than to sell something that does not exist.
Performance loop
Planned- 1Content asset
- 2Impression
- 3Conversion
- 4Revenue
- 5AI recommendation
None of this exists in the product today. There is no analytics ingestion, no conversion model and no revenue data, and no date is being promised.
Eight modules, one graph
The platform, in full.
Every module carries its real state. Seven are being built now; one is roadmap and says so on every page it appears.
Content Graph
Turn content scattered across files and systems into one queryable graph.
5 capabilitiesBrand Brain
One governed memory for how the brand talks and what the product can claim.
5 capabilitiesAI Studio
AI that works from your content graph instead of an empty prompt box.
6 capabilitiesProvenance & Governance
Authorship, AI usage, review and approval kept as separate facts.
5 capabilitiesContent Health
Find the content problems nobody has time to inventory by hand.
6 capabilitiesModels & Sources
Discover the content model before asking anyone to rebuild it.
5 capabilitiesPublish & Sync
Edit without giving up the deployment workflow developers trust.
5 capabilitiesPerformance & Activation
Connect content to the outcomes it creates. Planned — not available today.
5 capabilitiesSolutions
Who this is for.
Software & SaaS
Copy changes that are not code tickets.
Read moreMarketing teams
Create with everything the company already says.
Read moreContent teams
A library you can actually govern.
Read moreProduct marketing
Keep product truth and market claims connected.
Read moreDevelopers
Keep the codebase. Stop being the copy editor.
Read moreAgencies
Many clients, many stacks, one workflow.
Read moreMulti-brand groups
One intelligence layer across the portfolio.
Read moreIntegrations
GitHub first. Everything else, honestly labelled.
Only integrations that genuinely exist are marked Available or Beta. The rest appear as Planned rather than as a logo wall that implies a connection you cannot make.
Trust
What connecting a repository actually gives us.
Narraxio reads source code and sends selected content to AI providers. Both of those deserve a straight answer rather than a badge.
Git stays the source of truth
Connecting a repository changes nothing about how your site is built or deployed. Narraxio indexes; your pipeline still publishes.
Least-privilege by default
Repository access is authorized one repository at a time, read-only unless write is explicitly granted, and revocable without our involvement.
AI produces proposals
Every AI action returns a structured proposal with the facts it used and the model that produced it. A person or a policy decides what happens next.
Content is data, not documents
Typed values, nested structures and relationships are preserved, so nothing is destroyed on the way in and nothing has to be rebuilt on the way out.
Pricing
No prices yet, deliberately.
Narraxio is in pre-launch. The plan shapes are published so you can see what each tier is intended to include; the numbers will be set from early-access usage rather than invented now.
Questions
The ones worth answering up front.
Narraxio is an AI-native Content Asset Platform. It discovers and structures the content already living in your repositories and systems, gives AI governed context to understand it, and lets teams create, edit, review and publish from one content graph.
Give your content a memory. Give your AI the full picture.
Narraxio is in pre-launch. Early access is how to connect a repository before general availability, and to help decide what the first release has to get right.
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