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Turn your AI into your communications intelligence desk.

Media coverage, story ideas and strategic intelligence. Inside ChatGPT or Claude.

Know what's being said. Understand what matters.

See the risk. Find the opportunity. Decide what comes next.

Find the story. Make it yours. Get it ready to share.

Your next question is the interface.

Ask what has been written about your company. Explore a competitor, a client or a specialist subject. Then ask what changed, what matters and what you should do about it.

No dashboard required. No new way of working to learn.

Noah brings the coverage, historical context and research capabilities into the AI you already use.

Follow the conversation wherever the work takes you: a quick answer, a graph, a story angle or a deeper investigation.

What Noah can bring to a questionCapabilities, not a checklist
  1. 01Coverage and source links
  2. 02An explanation of what matters
  3. 03Historical and competitor context
  4. 04Story and thought-leadership opportunities
  5. 05Charts and briefings when you need them
  6. 06Deeper research when the question deserves it
Three things, in orderPractical first

Coverage first. Then what it means. Then what to do.

Find and understand coverage of your company, clients and competitors. Identify risks, opportunities and what to do next. Turn relevant developments into story angles, thought leadership and client-ready work. Deep research and predictive intelligence are the natural next step, when a question deserves them.

  • Coverage
  • Reputation
  • Competitors
  • Story ideas
  • Strategy
  • Content
See it asked ↓

Ask. Understand. Go deeper.

Everyday questions receive proportionate answers. Deeper investigations draw on Noah's archive and analytical engine, with supporting evidence and claim audits. Extensive reports can take 20 to 40 minutes.

↗ Setting up the connection, and the technical detail

The three steps
01

Find out what happened.

Recent coverage of your organisation, clients, competitors or sector, with dated sources and useful summaries.

02

Work out what it means.

Explore tone, themes, media pickup and changes over time. Ask for comparisons, charts or a briefing for your team.

03

Decide what to do.

Investigate a reputational risk, develop a stronger story angle or commission a deeper trend, strategy or forecast report.

Then you simply askCopy one into your AI to try it
  • CoverageUsing Noah, show me the latest coverage of our company and explain what matters.
  • ReputationWhich articles criticise us directly, and which simply describe a difficult industry issue?
  • CoverageWho picked up our announcement, and which messages appeared in the coverage?
  • CoverageCompare our September coverage with the same month last year.
  • CompetitorsWhat are our competitors talking about that we are overlooking?
  • Story ideasFind fresh story angles about specialist semiconductor manufacturing.
  • Story ideasHere is a journalist's request. Which of our experts has a credible contribution?
  • ContentTurn these findings into a short CEO briefing and a chart.
  • ContentDevelop this story into an original article using multiple sources.
  • ContentCreate a researched thought-leadership paper on this emerging issue.
  • StrategyInvestigate whether this negative coverage points to a wider business risk.
  • StrategyForecast whether this issue will become a significant problem over the next six months.

For the people responsible for what comes next.

One connection serves the whole communications function, from the morning's coverage to the paper the board will read.

Matching to your own contacts and experts uses the information you supply or connect

Who uses it
01

In-house communications

Company coverage, reputation, executive briefings and emerging issues.

02

PR agencies

Client research, pitch angles, media opportunities and stronger proposals.

03

Corporate affairs

Policy, regulation and developments that could change the business environment.

04

Content and thought leadership

Specialist stories, original articles and evidence-backed white papers.

05

Leadership and strategy

An informed view of risks, opportunities and the direction of change.

06

Specialist communications

Find the relevant material beyond the obvious headlines, including trade, local and technical sources.

The rule

If you are responsible for what is said next, Noah is for you.

Teams

Agencies and in-house teams

Ask about individual and team access.

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Try it on a company you know.

Choose your organisation, a client or a competitor. Ask for recent coverage and the trends worth understanding. Then follow up: who covered it, what changed, what could we say and what should we investigate?

↗ Try your first question

A live demonstration · coverage Noah has published itself Live

This is the shape of a coverage card: dated, with the publisher and a link to the source on every item, and deep reports marked as such. The items below are Noah's own published output, refreshed every half hour. Your session would centre on your company, a client or a competitor, with the same furniture.

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Then follow up
  • Who covered it, and who did not
  • What changed since last month, or last year
  • Which messages landed, and which were missed
  • What we could say next
  • What we should investigate properly
Your first question

Start with a company you know.

Connect Noah to ChatGPT or Claude, then ask for the latest coverage of your organisation and what matters in it. Two minutes, no card.

Try your first question →

More than a list of mentions.

Coverage is the entry point. Context, evidence, forecasts and finished work are what the same conversation can reach.

Depth · Context · Evidence · Foresight · Content · Your workflow

01

Specialist depth

Find relevant coverage across the trade, local and technical sources that broad searches can overlook.

02

Historical context

Look backwards to understand what has changed, rather than treating every headline as a new story.

03

Evidence you can inspect

Dated sources and original links stay attached to the findings.

04

Predictive intelligence

When you need to know what may happen next, commission a forecast with its drivers and supporting evidence.

05

Content you can use

Develop discoveries into original articles, thought leadership and researched papers.

06

Your AI, your workflow

Discuss the findings, request another view and produce the output your work requires.

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Start with a question, not a procurement project.

Bring communications research into the AI your team already uses. Start small and expand as the work grows.

Monthly · Individual and team access · Your AI subscription is separate

How access is counted

Everyday research and deeper reports are counted differently, so a morning's coverage questions never cost what a commissioned investigation does.

What a plan distinguishesThe shape of the offer
  1. 01A lightweight research and monitoring allowance
  2. 02A deeper report allowance for commissioned investigations
  3. 03Individual access, or access for a team
  4. 04Follow-ups on existing findings, which are included
  5. 05Fresh searches and new investigations, which count
  6. 06Your own ChatGPT or Claude subscription, which is separate
Individual and team access

Ask about individual and team access.

Tell us how your team works and we will come back with the right shape: who needs access, how much everyday research you expect, and how often a deeper report is called for.

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Your next briefing starts here.

Connect Noah to ChatGPT or Claude. Ask about your company, a client or a subject that matters. Then keep asking.

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