A reporter asks for a press kit and you go hunting: a boilerplate in one doc, a founder bio in another, a milestones list last updated before the previous launch. The information exists, just not in one place, and the ask is time-boxed by someone else's deadline.
PressKit Gen turns a few answers into one clean, copy-paste kit.
30-second takeaway
- A press kit is an assembly problem more than a writing problem.
- Scattered docs go stale, and stale facts are worse than none.
- The tool formats what you enter; it does not invent facts.
Why the folder keeps losing
Each piece lives where it was last needed: the one-liner in a pitch deck, the bio on a personal site, the milestones in a launch note. Nothing keeps them in sync, so the page is always one edit behind reality. Centralising them once removes the scramble every time an inquiry lands.
What a journalist actually needs
A usable kit answers the obvious questions without an email round-trip: what the company does in one line, the key facts, a short timeline, who the founder is, and how to get in touch. Boilerplate, facts, milestones, bio, and contact are the whole job — boring and correct, not clever.
What the tool does
Answer a few questions and PressKit Gen returns a clean kit: a boilerplate and one-liner, key facts, a milestones timeline, and a founder bio with a contact block — copy-paste ready for a /press page or a launch outreach. It formats what you enter and does not invent users, revenue, or quotes. Try PressKit Gen with your own details.
FAQ
What comes out of it?
A boilerplate and one-liner, key facts, a milestones timeline, and a founder bio with contact — structured text you copy into your own page or email.
Will it write facts I do not have?
No. It formats what you enter; it never invents users, revenue, or quotes. Start at PressKit Gen and fill in your own answers.
When should I not use it?
Use qualified human review instead — outputs are decision-support, and you still review before publishing or acting. Check that every number and claim in your kit is accurate.
Author's Process
Built with AI coding tools. The value is the quick review loop — fill the fields, read the kit as a reporter would, fix a stale line — not a PR workflow.
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