The Newsroom:
from your channel list
to a published post

For editors of media outlets and Telegram channels: the Newsroom ranks what the channels on your list are writing about, drafts a post from the posts you pick, takes it through approval and publishes it to your Telegram channel or self-hosted WordPress site.

Create an account Ask us to switch on the Newsroom

The Newsroom is a separate product in the same account: we switch it on for your workspace. There is no self-service activation yet.

The Newsroom: trends ranked with their channels, labels and draft buttons beside a live feed
Trends

Seven stages of one post

  1. Sources

    Telegram channels and sites on your list, each with a role

  2. Trends

    At least two of your channels on one event

  3. Live feeds

    Every channel, your own, your competitors'

  4. Draft

    The AI writes from the posts you pick

  5. Review

    An editor who releases drafts approves it

  6. Versions

    One for each place the post goes

  7. Publication

    Now or scheduled, to Telegram or WordPress
An illustration of one post's way through the Newsroom, not a screen with real data.

Your channel list decides what counts

The Newsroom works from one list of Telegram channels and news sites that you build for your workspace. Each entry has a role, and the role changes how trends are counted.

Source
Its posts make trends.
Own
Your own channel. It shows which trends you have already covered and never makes a trend bigger.
Competitor
A rival. A trend that a competitor has covered and your own channel has not ranks higher.
Blocked
Never shown anywhere in the Newsroom.

Building the list

  • Up to 1000 channels and sites on one list
  • Add a channel from our catalogue when we already collect it
  • Request a channel or site we do not collect yet, from inside the Newsroom, up to 50 open requests at a time
  • A requested Telegram channel needs a public @username

A requested channel joins your list at once, but its posts appear only once our collectors deliver them. We cannot promise when that will be for a given channel or site.

From your sources to an approved draft

The AI is instructed to take facts only from its source posts (the ones you ticked, or the trend's) and from your newsroom's instructions, and to write in your newsroom's voice. Before a member publishes a draft, an editor who releases drafts must approve it; automatic Outlets, below, are the exception.

Review and approval

  1. Draft

    The author writes and edits their own draft.

  2. In review

    Submitted to the editor who releases drafts.

  3. Changes requested

    Back to the author, with comments.

  4. Approved

    Ready to publish, as long as the text is not changed after approval.

Comments and the revision history stay with the draft. By default only admins release drafts and publish; other members write drafts.

Drafting

  • Built-in actions, plus templates of your own
  • Automatic warnings for numbers, quotes and links that the sources do not contain
  • AI messages come from a workspace allowance; when it runs out, AI drafting stops until more are added
  • A workspace on its own AI provider key has no message limit

The warnings check those details only, they are not a fact-check: names and claims are not verified. Read every draft before you approve it.

A version for each destination

A draft holds a version for each place it goes, written by hand or by the AI from the main text, so a Telegram post and a website article do not have to read the same.

Published from the Newsroom

  • Telegram channel
  • Self-hosted WordPress site

Ready to copy by hand

  • X
  • Threads
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Viber
  • WhatsApp

We do not publish to these networks and do not monitor them: the version is text for your editor to paste.

Publishing to your Outlets

An Outlet is a place the Newsroom publishes to: a Telegram channel or a self-hosted WordPress site. A workspace can have up to 20 Outlets.

Telegram channel

  • Connected through our bot, which must be an admin of the channel
  • You confirm the channel by posting a one-time code in it, valid for 15 minutes

WordPress site

  • Self-hosted WordPress 5.6 or later, over its REST API and HTTPS
  • An Application Password of a user who can edit and publish posts and upload files
  • Sites on WordPress.com cannot be connected

When it goes out

  • Publish now, or schedule up to 30 days ahead
  • Only an approved text that has not changed since approval is published
  • A failed attempt is retried up to three times, but never when it is unclear whether the post already went out

Automatic posting only where you switch it on

Each Outlet has a posting mode. Manual, the default: a member publishes or schedules each post. On approval: approving a draft publishes it there at once. Automatic: drafts the Newsroom writes by itself for your top trends approve themselves and go out within the Outlet's safeguards.

Safeguards, by default

  • Quiet hours: 23:00–07:00 Kyiv time
  • At most 10 automatic posts a day
  • At least 30 minutes between automatic posts
  • An autogenerated text with warnings is held for an editor

Where an editor steps in

  • A post that falls in quiet hours or goes past the daily limit is held, not sent
  • A held post waits until an editor publishes or dismisses it; it does not expire
  • A text with an unfilled placeholder is always held
  • Quiet hours, the daily limit, the gap and the warning hold can be changed for each Outlet
  • Leaving Automatic cancels the Outlet's scheduled automatic posts; held ones stay for an editor

Switch on the Newsroom for your desk

Create an account for your team, then write to [email protected] and ask us to switch on the Newsroom for your workspace.

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