Build a reusable content library to document standards, hold consistency, and scale the team.
Error message style guide
Rules for writing clear, specific error messages in the core product.
Own your NARRATIVE.
Put every string your product ships behind one source of truth — draft it, review it, ship it.
Run the product copy process end to end, in one place.
Take a strategic approach to content design. When you aren't racing to keep up, you can start moving the business with the words you write.
- Build a single source of truth
- Get the right stakeholder input
- Iterate alongside design
- Ship changes without an engineer
Build (and manage) one source of truth
No more stale copy docs, and no more design files quietly drifting out of date. Sync every string into Verba once, then manage a single source that updates everywhere it appears.
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Run better team reviews
Bring teammates into the copy process, then let the assistant hold the line on your rules. Leave comments, suggest edits, track status and tag reviewers — all while your style guide is enforced alongside you.
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Iterate alongside design, and stay in sync
Work in tandem without stepping on toes. Designers keep moving in the canvas while you iterate on the copy, then push every update back with a single click.
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Ship updates without a developer
Own product text all the way from draft to deploy. Use the developer API, CLI and SDKs to pull current copy straight into the build — no begging for a slot in next sprint's ticket queue.
How to start tightening your workflow this week
Run efficient review workflows, and track every edit in a detailed timeline.
Build a rule-enforced style guide, and drive consistency across every string your team produces.
See how Kestrel writes, reviews, proofs and localizes 43% faster with Verba
Read the storyOur product designers and writers both bought into Verba because they could see the process was faster the moment it sat inside their workflow. From design through to release notes, it became the shared history of everything we've said.Content design team at Kestrel