Narratize is an AI-powered content platform built to translate dense scientific, engineering, and technical expertise into narrative content that non-experts can follow. It was founded in March 2022 by Katie Trauth Taylor, Catherine O'Shea, and Kara Uchtman, three founders with backgrounds spanning narrative science, product management, and technical communication, and is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rather than generating generic copy from a prompt, Narratize extracts insight directly from subject-matter experts through structured interviews and documents, then applies a set of proprietary storytelling algorithms, the company cites more than 30, to reshape that input into white papers, executive summaries, sales enablement material, and other formats tuned to a target audience. Industry-specific knowledge bases for sectors such as aerospace and telecommunications aim to keep the output technically accurate. The company piloted the product with NASA and Boeing before a public launch in early 2023 and closed a $2 million seed round led by Kubera Venture Capital and HearstLab.
Narratize targets enterprise teams, such as product marketing, R&D communications, and innovation groups at large industrial, aerospace, and technology companies, that need to turn deep technical knowledge into content at scale, rather than solo writers or small businesses. Pricing is not published on the company's site; deals are quoted per user and per knowledge hub after a demo, with third-party reviews citing figures in the range of several hundred dollars per user annually plus a hub fee.
