Try it: open a source.Each source row opens to show its type, status and extracted preview.
— The guesswork
The draft said $89 a room.Oakmere charges $149.
Ask an AI writer for Oakmere's room-design page and it fills the gaps from other sites: the wrong price, a 3D walkthrough Oakmere doesn't offer, a tone like everyone else's. Publish it, and ChatGPT can repeat $89 to the next buyer.
— How Stride solves it
Three steps to drafts written from your facts.
Step 1 · : Trace every fact01 / 03
Each price traces back to its source
An unconfirmed price stays out of drafts.
After 30 days a price is marked Outdated. One click confirms it, with the page and quote it came from beside it.
Brand factsSample data
Pricing3 records
Outdated — held from drafts
Observed
2026-09-04
Provenance
Read from your site
Source page
oakmereinteriors.com/pricing
Exact source quote
“Not sure where to start? Book a 30-minute video consultation for $45.”
Try it: confirm the outdated price.
Step 2 · : Set your voice02 / 03
Sound like you, not like everyone else
Your blog sets the tone. It never counts as proof.
Save your tone and the words you avoid. Drafts copy how you write, not what your blog claims.
Brand voiceSample data
Preferred tone
Warm, plain-spoken and practical — never trend-chasing
Voice notes and terminology
Say “your room”, not “your space”. Never use “curated” or “elevated”. Prices always include the dollar sign.
Blog: small living room ideas
oakmereinteriors.com/blog/small-living-rooms
Used in drafts as
Not tagged yet, so it is used as facts. Dashed roles are Stride's suggestion from the name.
Try it: change what the blog is used for.
Step 3 · : Check every claim03 / 03
A claim it can't back comes to you first
Add the proof, or let Stride rewrite without it.
A flagged draft isn't ready to publish until the claim is backed by a source or taken out.
Room design pageSample data
Draft needs a safer rewrite
The draft added a claim the available evidence does not support.
Full room design is $149 per room. Every Oakmere design includes a 3D walkthrough of your room.
Try it: rewrite it without the claim.
What Stride learns from.
You choose what goes in. Stride also reads the pages it has already found on your site.
Pages from your sitePaste up to 20 URLs at a time. Stride reads exactly those pages and doesn't follow their links.
Files and notesPDF, Word, text, Markdown, HTML or CSV, up to 10 at a time and 25 MB each. Or paste a note of up to 100,000 characters.
The knowledge base is on every plan. The drafts that use it come from your plan: 3 a week on Starter, 25 a month on Grow, 100 a month on Scale. See what each plan includes
Questions, answered.
How is this different from pasting my facts into ChatGPT?+
A pasted list has no sources and no dates. Stride keeps each fact with the page or file it came from, holds a price back from drafts once it's 30 days old until you confirm it, uses voice samples for tone only, and checks each draft's claims against your sources before you publish.
What happens when a brand fact goes out of date?+
Stride marks it Outdated and holds it back from drafts until you confirm it as current. Prices and availability go out of date after 30 days, how-to and workflow facts after 90, and everything else after 120.
Will Stride treat my blog posts as facts?+
Only if you let it. Tag a source as voice rules or voice samples and drafts use it for tone only, never as evidence for a claim. Sources tagged facts or proof back claims, and an untagged source is used as facts. Stride suggests a tag from the name; nothing changes until you pick it.
Can I connect Google Drive or Notion?+
No. Download the document and upload it as a file, or paste the text as a note.
Where do facts about my competitors come from?+
Only from the website you set for each competitor. Stride keeps them apart from your own facts, and nothing in your knowledge base counts as evidence about a rival.
Your facts are in.Now put them to work.
Every draft, rewrite and fact-check starts from what you saved.
