Solutions
The same graph, seven different problems.
A developer wants to stop being the copy editor. A product marketer wants claims to stay attached to product truth. An agency wants forty client sites to be inventoried without replatforming any of them. One content graph answers all three.
Software & SaaS
Copy changes that are not code tickets.
Give product marketing control without turning every copy change into a code ticket.
Read moreMarketing teams
Create with everything the company already says.
Create with the full context of everything the company already says.
Read moreContent teams
A library you can actually govern.
Turn the content library into a system you can actually govern.
Read moreProduct marketing
Keep product truth and market claims connected.
Keep product truth and market-facing claims connected.
Read moreDevelopers
Keep the codebase. Stop being the copy editor.
Keep the codebase and review workflow. Stop being the copy editor.
Read moreAgencies
Many clients, many stacks, one workflow.
Manage customer content without forcing every customer onto the same stack.
Read moreMulti-brand groups
One intelligence layer across the portfolio.
One content intelligence layer across a portfolio of brands.
Read moreNot sure which
The wedge is the same in every case.
Content that lives in a repository is invisible to everyone who does not write code. Narraxio makes it visible first, and editable second — in that order, deliberately.
Give your content a memory. Give your AI the full picture.
Connect a repository read-only and see what has been sitting inside it — every headline, claim and near-duplicate paragraph, with the file and field each one came from.
Keep Git and your existing stack Read-only to start Narraxio runs on Narraxio