Agency dependence
Most newsrooms pay high licensing fees every year for agency wire stories that nearly every competitor publishes as well.
News agencies deliver information. Our platform researches further: it weighs relevance, checks facts, adds company and market data and produces ready-to-publish drafts. So newsrooms regain time for the journalism no AI can replace.
The problem
Not because newsrooms don't want it.
But because they can less and less afford it.
Most newsrooms pay high licensing fees every year for agency wire stories that nearly every competitor publishes as well.
Every story has to be verified, contextualized and expanded. That time is missing for exclusive journalism.
When everyone uses the same agency wire, barely any differentiating content emerges. Competition no longer happens through research.
Hundreds of relevant topics emerge every day. Most are never published.
The contradiction
The world pays billions every year for market data.
And yet many newsrooms end up writing almost identical articles.
Time to
That's exactly the process we automate.
Our manifesto
We don't believe journalism fails for lack of information.
It fails for lack of time to research.
Newsrooms have never had access to so much data. At the same time, it has never been harder to turn it into independent journalism economically.
That's why we're not building an AI that writes text.
We're building an AI that researches.
So journalists can once again do what only humans can:
The solution
We don't automate the writing – we automate the entire research before it. Every step is transparent and auditable. Your newsroom makes the call.
Product
Thousands of signals are automatically distilled into the stories that matter.
Every story gets a news value score – your desk sees what counts first.
Every claim is verified against independent sources, with confidence scoring.
Autonomous deep research adds background, numbers and voices.
Verified facts become independently written, ready-to-publish drafts.
Every draft automatically ships with a briefing for the photo desk.
The difference
Who it's for
More coverage with the same team size – without losing quality.
Scale SEO without additional editors. Finally cover the long tail.
Automated research for specialist topics that would otherwise be left behind.
Live example
Apple invests in OpenAI
Source: agency ticker, 2 lines, no context
The difference is immediate: signal in – researched, verified draft out.
Numbers
The economics
Legal approach
Our system uses public news sources exclusively for topic identification. The subsequent research, fact validation and text creation are carried out independently, based on additional sources and our own processing. The goal is original journalistic content rather than the reuse of agency copy.
Pricing
From a first pilot to an enterprise rollout – we tailor the package to your newsroom.
FAQ
No. The system replaces monotonous research, copy/paste and fact gathering – not editorial judgement. Every draft goes through your newsroom's review; context, opinion and investigative work stay human.
Public news sources only act as triggers for topic identification. From there the system researches independently: independent web sources, company data, market and financial data, and historical context.
Every extracted claim is verified individually against independent sources and scored with a confidence value. Unverifiable claims are flagged – transparent down to the single source.
Besides public news signals, the pipeline draws on market data, fundamentals, balance sheet figures and historical events. Your own data sources can be connected via API.
The platform is CMS-agnostic: drafts can be handed over to existing editorial systems via API, export or webhook. Custom integrations are set up together.
Yes. Your own feeds, databases and API endpoints can be integrated into the pipeline as additional sources and data blocks.
From incoming signal to the first ready-to-publish draft usually takes less than five minutes – including fact checking and research.
Currently German and English. More languages are on the roadmap and can be prioritised per project.
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