Communicators + Agentic AIWrite, Verify and Distribute Your News

Uplevll is an AI-native public relations platform that brings your releases, sources, approvals, distribution, media relations, campaigns and coverage into one workspace, with every claim traced to where it came from and nothing sent without a person’s approval.

The AI Newsroom, drawn from the product. Example content.

Public relations, from brief to coverage.In one intelligent workspace.

Uplevll helps communications teams decide what's news, write it well, check it properly, send it to the right networks and people, and see what came of it.

  • Writing
  • Sources
  • Verification
  • Approvals
  • Distribution
  • Media relations
  • Campaigns
  • Coverage
  • Reporting

AI is easy to generate.Credible news is harder.

A language model can write a press release in seconds.Your name goes on it.

Figures must come from somewhere. Quotes need their speaker’s approval. Claims carry legal and regulatory risk. And a person, not a model, must decide what goes out under your name.

Uplevll was built around that.

Instead of one prompt doing everything, specialized agents draft and check the work, deterministic gates stop what shouldn’t pass, and a person approves before anything is published, paid for or sent.

Specialized Agents

A strategist, researcher, writer, editor, verifier and compliance screen each do one job, in a fixed order, with every step recorded.

Deterministic Gates

A figure that isn't in your brief or sources, or a quote without its speaker's approval, blocks approval. No model can wave it through.

Provenance

Every claim is marked as from a source, stated by you, AI wording or a drafted quote, so reviewers know what they're signing off.

People Approve

Agents have no way to publish, pay, submit or contact anyone. Those actions need a person with permission.

One release.Every claim accounted for.

A release draws on briefs, documents, interviews, company profiles and web research. Uplevll keeps track of which is which.

Every sentence knows where it came from.

Facts are taken from your sources with the passage they rest on. What you state is kept apart from what a source shows. Wording the AI suggests is labeled, and drafted quotes wait for the person quoted.

A figure with nothing behind it doesn’t get through.

SourcesFactsSentencesAwaiting Jordan Lee“120” has no sourceOperations briefCompany profileYour brief40,000 units a yearColumbus, Ohio siteOpens in MarchHeadlineDatelineCapacityQuoteHiring
  • From a source
  • Stated by you
  • Quote awaiting approval
  • Nothing behind it

Built for the wayannouncements actually work.

  1. 01

    Start From a Brief

    Describe the news in your own words, or start from a document.

    The strategist weighs whether it's news, names the audience and the angle, and lists the materials still missing before anyone writes a word.

    Know it's news before you write it.

  2. 02

    Bring Your Sources

    Upload documents, or let research search the web for you.

    Links the search never returned are dropped, quotes are checked against the page they came from, and only checked quotes can become sources for the release.

    Research you can stand behind.

  3. 03

    Draft in Your Voice

    Set a house style and voice examples once for each workspace.

    The writer drafts and the editor tightens. Rewrite a selection or the whole body side by side, applied as one step you can undo.

    Your style, not a template's.

  4. 04

    Check Before Anyone Approves

    Verification looks for unsupported claims, unverified statistics, unapproved quotes and conflicting dates or figures.

    A compliance screen flags advertising, securities, privacy and defamation risk. It isn't legal advice, and it says so.

    Find the problem before a journalist does.

  5. 05

    Distribute and Follow It

    Choose regions and industries and see the provider's own quote, with Uplevll's fee on its own line.

    Approve the cost, then follow the order from submission to the provider's confirmed outcome.

    Know where your release went, and what it cost.

Draft. Check. Verify. Approve.A different architecture for PR.

A typical AI writer

  1. 1Prompt
  2. 2Model
  3. 3Press release

Uplevll

  1. 1Brief
  2. 2Strategy
  3. 3Research
  4. 4Draft and edit
  5. 5Verification
  6. 6Compliance
  7. Your approval

The goal isn’t more content.

It’s releases your team can inspect, correct and approve with confidence.

Deterministic gates.Because some things shouldn't be left to probability.

Language models are probabilistic by design. What you publish under your name shouldn’t be.

Uplevll pairs its agents with rules in code that the AI can’t skip and the interface can’t hide. A blocker clears when the text is fixed, the quote is approved, or someone dismisses it with a recorded reason.

  • A figure appears in your brief or sources, or it blocks approval.

  • A quote has its speaker's approval, or it blocks approval.

  • An order matches the approved version, or it can't be placed.

  • A provider update is a step the order can take, or it's set aside for review.

AI where writing helps.Rules where accuracy matters.

One platform.Multiple distribution networks.

Uplevll's distribution gateway connects to newswires through authorized integrations only. Compare networks, see each provider's own price, approve the cost, and follow the release from submission to confirmed outcome.

Network partners will be listed here as agreements are signed.

We never describe a release as published by an outlet unless there is evidence that it was.

Beyond the release.Everything public relations.

The same rules carry through the rest of the platform: agents propose, the record shows its sources, and people decide.

Media Relations

Find journalists through licensed media data, with the reason for every match. Pitches are drafted for you to approve, with sending caps, suppression and unsubscribe built in.

Campaigns

Turn a goal into a plan with audiences, messaging, releases and tasks by week. Nothing becomes a campaign until a person accepts it.

Media Intelligence

Coverage from licensed monitoring sources, classified by rule and verified by a person. Reports and answers cite the facts they're built on.

Agencies

Run client workspaces from one login, route releases to client approvers and brand what clients see. Every workspace stays separate.

Governance

Roles and custom roles, approvals, required MFA and an audit trail of what was done and by whom.

API and Webhooks

Scoped API keys act for the person who made them and can never approve, publish, pay or send. Signed webhooks report what happened.

AI should make communicators faster.Not less careful.

The future of public relations isn't autonomous AI speaking for your organization. It's communicators equipped with systems that read more, check more and keep the record straight.

  • Your judgment.
  • Specialized agents.
  • Deterministic gates.

Working together.

Your story.Everywhere.

Create your newsroom. Build your story. Reach your audience, with every claim in it accounted for.