Filed copy to finished edition.
Ingest, apply house style, compose the page, and clear for every channel — from a single approval.
APPROVED
Editorial teams reclaim hours lost to reformatting
Newsrooms adopting assisted pipelines report a 74% cut in time from filed copy to approved edition.
Capabilities
Everything an editorial desk already does.
Each capability is a suggestion an editor accepts, adjusts, or declines. Nothing publishes on its own.
Page composition
Full layout proposals from real column mathematics — art, hierarchy, and jump lines balanced automatically.
Manuscript reading
Understands bylines, decks, and jump lines — not just characters.
Editorial refinement
Tuned to your style guide — every change stays a suggestion.
Editorial imagery
Visuals from the story brief, pre-sized for print, web, and social.
Narrated editions
Every approved story becomes a listenable edition, paced for news.
Regional editions
One original story, carried into other languages with intent preserved.
How it works
Five checkpoints from filed copy to finished edition.
Select a stage to see what happens. An editor can intervene at any of them.
Intake
Reporter notes, scans, PDFs, or a photograph of a page — filed exactly as it arrives.
Editions
One approved story, prepared for every channel.
Every edition below is generated from the same original filing.
Editorial teams reclaim the hours lost to reformatting
Stories through the pipeline
Languages an edition can use
Editorial accuracy at approval
Newsrooms
Editorial teams already carrying stories through the pipeline.
The desk spends its time improving stories now, not reformatting them. That difference alone changed how our morning edition comes together.
We brought a decade of scanned archive back into usable copy at a pace no manual process could match.
Bring your next story
through the newsroom.
Request access to see how your own copy reads, composes, and publishes across every edition.