Readers ask.
You answer — on your own page.
A voice and visual layer inside your product. Readers ask; the answers come from your own archive — on your page, in your voice.
Your readers already ask AI about your stories —
just not on your site.
That conversation should happen on your page — in your voice, grounded in your reporting.
Readers already prefer asking over scrolling.
On the article they're already reading — not in another tab.
Google searches now end without a click. That conversation is happening without you.
What publishers spend licensing content to outside AI. Keep that value inside your product.
A conversation that lives inside your product.
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Acclaim is the production voice-AI engine behind Let’s Talk — the same stack already live in banking and fintech.
It reads the article on screen and answers from your reporting — by voice or text, without leaving the page.
Context awareness
It knows the article on screen — the section, the author, the moment. Answers come from this piece, not the open web.
Ask·“who's Powell again?”
Voice and visual
Readers speak naturally; answers, quotes, and links surface on screen. No typing, no tab-switching.
Ask·“show me that chart”
Discovery built in
Every answer ends with the next story to read — pulled from your archive.
Ask·“anything else on this?”
Personalization
It remembers what each reader follows. The next conversation picks up from there.
Ask·“I follow climate and energy”For publishers whose readers stay and ask questions.
Answer reader questions as they read.
Every follow-up question is answered inside your article, in your voice — so readers get their answer without leaving.
60% of Google searches end without a click. Keep readers on your page.
Readers come back to keep the conversation going.
Why this works on day one.
See it in action.
The 66-second launch film — voice, in context, on the page.
See it on one of your own articles.
20 minutes, live on one of your articles. We map the integration to your stack — you decide if it’s worth continuing.
Pick a time that works — we’ll meet you live on one of your own articles.