01 / Original
The source stays present.
Every format is linked to its material, audience and goal.
Meaning first. Then format.One source material.
One source material.
A presence in multiple formats.
Connect your sources to the audience and goal, and choose an angle worth publishing. Organize content formats and review them in a voice that reflects you.
Value that stays with you
Every format starts with meaning.
Your source, voice and versions: one reference that grows with every material.
02 / Identity
One voice, different formats.
Save your writing tone and boundaries, and revisit them with every material.
03 / Review
A version worth approving.
Review the source and context, and keep a record of your changes.
How does Nasaq work?
Material you understand. Treatment you choose. Output you review.
Understand what you have
Keep the original material and identify what you want to say and to whom.
Develop the treatment
Choose the angle, then edit a format suited to each platform's context.
Review before approving
Review is your decision. Save versions and export what you need.
Where should you start?
Each tool has its purpose.
- STRATA
- To understand the starting point and diagnose the current situation.
- Bunya
- To organize the goal, plan and execution responsibilities.
- Hader
- For an immediate situation, its next step and tracking its effect.
- Nitaq
- For journalists' digital safety and task-risk management through closure.
- Nasaq
- To turn raw material into content that supports your presence and adapts to platforms.
Coming soonNasaq workspace.
Nasaq workspace.
Coming soon.
The working space, saved items and subscription are not available yet. Write to us if you would like to know when Nasaq opens.