Launch plans should be checkable.
Oraqul is an AI agent that plans launches for media and entertainment. It exists so a launch plan rests on what the audience actually likes, and the people who sign it off can see which lines are measured and which are practice.
Launch plans are defended on instinct, and instinct is hard to check.
A launch team bets real money on assumptions: this audience, these cities, this date. The data that could settle those assumptions exists, but it sits in dashboards that answer one question at a time, or in chat answers that cannot show where a claim came from.
Oraqul sits between the two. It talks like a colleague and works like an analyst who shows every sum.
So every answer comes with its working.
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A receipt for every claim
The exact data lookup behind it, what went in and what came back.
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Numbers from code
The model writes the words. Every score is worked out by code from the data.
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Gaps said plainly
Where the data is thin or missing, the answer says so instead of guessing.
Built for launches anywhere in the world.
A release rarely lives in one country. Oraqul tests titles from any market and ranks cities from every region in a single list, so a plan for Seoul, Mexico City and London is judged by the same rule.
Where the data is thin, it says so and lowers its confidence rather than guess.
Example ranking by lift. Real rankings depend on the title and its audience.