Reframe

The first reader of your announcement is a language model.

Reframe rewrites corporate text so the models now summarising your company for investors, customers and journalists read it favourably — without changing a date, a figure, or a fact.

Worked example, illustrative only Redline
Trading Update — Nimbus Cloud Storage plc
14 March 2026

removed reframed
Facts checked, before and after

How the rewrite works

Four passes, run in order. Nothing in the fourth is allowed to contradict what the third verified.

1

Token and sentiment scan

Locates the words and constructions that push a reading model toward caution — hedged claims, unexplained drops, passive or blame-avoidant phrasing.

2

Reframing

Rewrites those passages using four moves: gain framing, trajectory insertion, agency, and constraint justification — applied only where your own text already supports the framing.

3

Fact verification

Every number, date and named figure is extracted from your draft and checked against the rewrite before you see it. A dropped figure is reported, not hidden.

4

Blind read

A second model summarises your draft and the rewrite separately, without being told which is which or that anything was rewritten, and scores how favourably each one reads. You see both summaries.

Pricing

The gate is length. A paragraph is free; a full announcement is what you pay for.

Free

$0 / month
  • 750 characters per rewrite
  • 5 rewrites a month
  • Redline and fact check
Start free

Team

$25 / month
  • 25,000 characters per rewrite
  • 250 rewrites a month, pooled
  • Five seats
Reframe changes framing, never facts. For regulated disclosures — stock-exchange announcements and other filings — treat its output as a drafting aid, not a substitute for your usual legal and compliance review.

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