Pre-Release Statement Stress Test

Inspiration: Quality Service

Before a crisis statement goes out, PR teams map the fact chain, predict reputational flashpoints, prepare several response drafts, and rehearse tough media questions so leaders are not caught off guard.

Why Ordinary People Can't Access It

Small business owners, clinics, schools, property managers, and creators usually cannot afford a PR retainer when something goes wrong. Their statements are written in a rush, and nobody rehearses the next ten hostile questions. As a result, absolute wording, missing facts, or a tone that can be screenshot and amplified may trigger a second, larger backlash.

AI-Powered Equalizer

The user pastes a draft statement and a short event timeline. The product does one narrow job: it role-plays skeptical journalists and asks follow-up questions, flags high-risk phrases, factual gaps, and quotable attack surfaces, then offers safer rewrite options. The output is a rehearsal sheet ready in about three minutes.

Key Features

• Paste a draft and timeline to start the rehearsal
• Simulate watchdog reporters, affected parties, and angry commenters
• Flag absolute claims, missing facts, and screenshot-able lines
• Provide two to three safer rewrite options for each risky sentence
• Export a Q&A drill sheet for team practice