For journalists · العربية & English
Onwan:
One Story, In Order.
Your AI editorial assistant for high-impact journalism, from angle to published story — inside Google Docs, not a separate app.
Free · thirty actions included · no paid tier
Three things that don't change
Reads only the open document
One narrow permission. Onwan cannot list or search the rest of your Drive.
Writes back into the same tab
No chat window, nothing to copy — results land in the document itself.
You stay the editor
Verification, sourcing and the decision to publish stay with you.
Seven tools, one document
Seven steps of a story, one document.
Each tool writes into the tab you have open. Nothing has to be copied out of a sidebar and pasted back in.
Angle preview
Three distinct angles on a topic, one recommended with the reason why. Unmetered.
Proposal
Angle, significance and timeliness, questions Q1–Q6, an originality check, a pitch draft.
Desk research
Findings grouped by theme, grounded in Google Search, each carrying its source and date.
Fieldwork plan
Source categories, interview questions by purpose, an ordered itinerary.
Story framework
The right structure for your material, or what has to be reported before one is honest.
Draft review
A non-destructive review copy with a short reason for every material change.
Claim & source check
Every assertion triaged by publication risk, with a verification method and source.
Architecture
Angle to publication: a seamless flow
From proposal to fieldwork, Onwan structures the chaos of investigative journalism — and answers in the language the story is written in, whichever language the sidebar is set to.
Scroll or swipe — five real screenshots of the interface, English and Arabic.
Start your next piece.
Add Onwan to Google Docs and the first thirty actions are on the house. No card, no trial, and no paid tier waiting at the end.