Product recalls
Run the recall language past modeled customers, regulators, and counsel before publishing.
Use case · Crisis response on Presaga
Pressure-test your statement before the cameras turn on.
Run your crisis statement, recall language, or executive apology past dozens to hundreds of modeled stakeholders — journalists, advocates, customers, regulators. Each Crisis briefing surfaces phrase-level vulnerability, fact mutation under stakeholder pressure, coalition formation, and the counter-narratives most likely to spread — in private, before publication.
The problem
You only get one chance to land a statement.
By the time the room sees your draft, every angle should already be pressure-tested. Today most teams rely on a handful of in-house reviewers and instinct. Presaga lets you run the statement past modeled journalists, advocates, customers, regulators, and plaintiffs — and see exactly what they're likely to latch onto before it's public.
How it works
Four steps. Hours, not weeks.
STEP 01
Upload your draft
Press release, recall notice, apology, or talking points.
STEP 02
Model the audience
Stakeholders who would see this — journalists, advocates, customers, regulators — each with goals and likely posture.
STEP 03
Pressure test
Stakeholder voices react across multiple rounds. Coalitions form. Counter-narratives surface. Weak phrases break first.
STEP 04
Receive the briefing
Risks, attack lines, audience splits, and recommended language fixes. Chat with the briefing to dig deeper.
Use cases
What teams pressure-test with Crisis.
Executive apologies
Surface phrases that read as deflection, hollow contrition, or hostage-script before they end up on the news.
Press releases under pressure
Run a statement past modeled press and advocates before facing the real ones.
Pricing
Crisis briefing pricing.
Live credit packs and monthly plans are in the app. Buy as a guest — email + billing country only, no account required up front.