Reportcraft Studio - Production Suite for Journalists
Reportcraft Studio is a production suite for journalists that streamlines story creation, asset management, and publishing workflows.
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About Reportcraft Studio - Production Suite for Journalists
Reportcraft Studio is an all-in-one production suite purpose-built for journalists and editorial teams. It replaces disjointed tools with a unified platform that covers the entire news lifecycle—from story ideation and drafting to asset management, review, and multi-platform publishing. The Studio dashboard provides a real-time overview of active stories, drafts, items in review, and monthly published counts, enabling editors to track progress at a glance. The visual timeline helps teams plan weekly and monthly production schedules, while the asset library organizes images, videos, and documents with smart tagging and search. Briefs module allows assignment of story briefs with deadlines and requirements, and the Pipeline view offers a Kanban-style workflow for tracking stories through draft, in-progress, review, and done stages. Quality control tools include style guide checks, fact-checking integration, and version history. Exports support multiple formats (HTML, PDF, JSON, XML) and direct publishing to CMS platforms. With its focus on speed, collaboration, and editorial rigor, Reportcraft Studio is ideal for newsrooms, freelance journalists, and content agencies seeking to produce high-quality journalism efficiently.
Key features
- ✦ Real-time dashboard with KPI metrics for active stories, drafts, reviews, and published counts
- ✦ Visual timeline for weekly and monthly production planning
- ✦ Centralized asset library with smart tagging, search, and version control
- ✦ Briefs module for assigning story requirements and deadlines
- ✦ Kanban-style pipeline view for workflow tracking
- ✦ Built-in quality control with style guide checks and fact-checking integration
- ✦ Multi-format export (HTML, PDF, JSON, XML) and direct CMS publishing
- ✦ Collaborative review with comments and version history
Use cases
- → A newsroom editor tracking the progress of multiple stories and assigning resources
- → A freelance journalist managing assets and deadlines for several clients
- → A content agency ensuring brand consistency and quality across high-volume output
- → A media organization coordinating between reporters, photographers, and editors
- → A team producing a long-form investigative report with multiple sources and revisions
- → A digital publisher exporting stories in various formats for web, print, and social media
FAQ
What platforms does Reportcraft Studio support for publishing?
Reportcraft Studio supports export to HTML, PDF, JSON, and XML, and can directly publish to popular CMS platforms like WordPress, Drupal, and custom APIs.
Can I collaborate with my team in real-time?
Yes, Reportcraft Studio offers real-time collaboration features including comments, shared reviews, and version history, allowing multiple team members to work on a story simultaneously.
Is there a mobile app for Reportcraft Studio?
Currently, Reportcraft Studio is a web-based application optimized for desktop and tablet use. A mobile app is in development.
How does the quality control feature work?
The quality control module includes style guide checks (e.g., AP style), fact-checking integration, and a review workflow where editors can approve or request changes before publication.
Can I import existing stories from other tools?
Yes, Reportcraft Studio supports import from common formats like Word, Google Docs, and Markdown, as well as from other CMS platforms via API.
Is Reportcraft Studio suitable for solo journalists?
Absolutely. Solo journalists can use the dashboard to manage multiple assignments, organize assets, and export stories in various formats, all from a single tool.
What is the pricing model?
Reportcraft Studio offers a free tier with basic features and paid plans for teams and enterprises. Pricing is based on the number of users and storage needs.