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One consistent message, sourced, never outdated.

Ragnight composes your persona messaging briefs, flags content that hasn't kept up with your positioning, and surfaces the next topic to cover.

  • Sourced answers, verifiable in one click
  • Access rights respected
  • Data at rest hosted in France

The product in action

One question, an answer with its sources

Google Drive, Notion: every statement cites where it came from, and opens in one click.

Animated reconstruction of the Ragnight interface. The persona, the figures and the excerpts are fictional.

A brand memory, connected to all your content.

Ragnight doesn't replace your emailing tool or CMS, it connects them to a shared memory. Each situation below combines several sources at once to give you an answer you wouldn't find in any of them alone.

01

Adapting your talking points to each event

Configure the target persona and event: Ragnight composes a messaging brief (pitch, key value props, customer proof) from your positioning and case studies, ready for review before use.

“Every talk starts from an already-framed message, not a blank page redone every time.”

02

The campaign that actually generates leads

Before launching a new campaign, ask Ragnight what worked before: which messages, formats and channels, from your archived campaigns and reports.

“The next campaign builds on what actually worked, not a hunch.”

03

The promise that changed, but not everywhere

Ragnight flags content (brochures, pages, pitch decks) that hasn't changed in a long time, while the positioning itself has moved on.

“An outdated pitch no longer keeps circulating alongside the new positioning.”

04

The Monday morning marketing meeting

Ragnight brings together, from your connected tools, what changed since last week: content published, campaign performance, upcoming deadlines.

“The meeting is spent deciding what's next, not reconstructing what happened.”

05

The next topic to cover

Ragnight produces scheduled competitive and market intelligence reports, enriched from your own knowledge bases, to surface the topic that matters.

“The next piece's topic comes from real intelligence, not whatever comes to mind.”

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How it works

01 1

Connect your material

Editorial guidelines, positioning, case studies, past content: from Notion, Drive, SharePoint or PDFs.

02 2

Describe the persona or the event

For example: “A messaging brief for the CIO persona, at the AI Paris trade show.”

03 3

Verify in one click

Every answer links back to its source, and Ragnight says when it cannot find the information instead of making one up.

Ragnight reads your marketing material.
You don't change any of it.

Missing a tool? Let's talk about it during the demo. An API can also add documents to it.

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Calculator

How much time would this change, for your team?

Adjust the sliders to your own numbers. The calculation runs in your browser, nothing is sent anywhere.

Number of marketing staff 5
Fully loaded hourly cost 40 €

Per person, each week

Finding a product fact or case study

Hours spent 4 h

Preparing an event messaging brief

Hours spent 3 h

Checking that content isn't outdated

Hours spent 2 h

Researching the next topic to cover

Hours spent 3 h

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This is a calculation model, not a measurement. The gains are realistic estimates, to confirm against your own data. The other starting values are examples.

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Frequently asked questions

Will the AI make up figures or features?

No: content is grounded in your documents and cited, with unsupported claims flagged.

Can we keep our brand tone?

Yes: you provide your tone guidelines and style guide, the agents follow them on every generation.

Does Ragnight publish content on our behalf?

No: every brief or draft stays pending review before publishing, nothing goes live automatically.

Another question? Ask it during the demo