Hey Product Hunt — I built Content Brief Evidence Workspace after seeing the same problem appear in B2B content projects again and again: writing started before the claims, sources and approval owners were clear.

That creates a predictable mess. Important numbers sit in interview notes, reviewers leave language comments before factual risks are resolved, and nobody can tell whether a draft is actually ready to publish.

This free workspace puts the editorial chain in one place:

- define the audience, decision, deliverable and boundaries;
- map each important claim to a source and responsible owner;
- distinguish verified, unverified and restricted evidence;
- triage comments as P0 fact/compliance, P1 structure/argument or P2 language/style;
- see the exact blockers preventing final review;
- save locally or export the record as CSV.

There is no signup, and the brief data is not uploaded to our servers. The tool runs in the browser and was made by WenAn Zhushou, the research-led B2B editorial desk I run.

I would especially value feedback from content marketers, editors and agency teams: where does evidence tracking currently break in your workflow, and what would make this workspace more useful for a real assignment?

Hey Product Hunt — I built Content Brief Evidence Workspace after seeing the same problem appear in B2B content projects again and again: writing started before the claims, sources and approval owners were clear.

That creates a predictable mess. Important numbers sit in interview notes, reviewers leave language comments before factual risks are resolved, and nobody can tell whether a draft is actually ready to publish.

This free workspace puts the editorial chain in one place:

- define the audience, decision, deliverable and boundaries;
- map each important claim to a source and responsible owner;
- distinguish verified, unverified and restricted evidence;
- triage comments as P0 fact/compliance, P1 structure/argument or P2 language/style;
- see the exact blockers preventing final review;
- save locally or export the record as CSV.

There is no signup, and the brief data is not uploaded to our servers. The tool runs in the browser and was made by WenAn Zhushou, the research-led B2B editorial desk I run.

I would especially value feedback from content marketers, editors and agency teams: where does evidence tracking currently break in your workflow, and what would make this workspace more useful for a real assignment?

Content Brief Evidence Workspace

Build content briefs from evidence, not guesswork

Build content briefs from evidence, not guesswork