Content operating system · Niche publishers

All of it automatic.
Except what shouldn't be.

You bring a subject and we build the whole newsroom: it watches sources, writes, checks against what you've run before, scores, translates, publishes and distributes. The one thing we hand to no machine is the decision to publish. Try it below: send a piece down the line and see where it stops.

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What it is

Not an article generator. The whole newsroom.

The sources, the drafts, the edits, the signatures, the translations, the front page, the archive, and what goes out afterwards to social and to email. All in one place and on one record.

One subject, one publication

You tell us what it's about and who it's for. Out comes a published site with its front page, its archive and its newsletter. No servers to keep alive.

Rules per niche

Which sources count, what voice is used, what isn't touched, what minimum score each piece has to clear. The agents work inside that.

Your team, on top

A panel where work is reviewed, corrected and signed. What doesn't need your judgement doesn't interrupt you; what does, waits for you.

The brake

When the filter holds a piece, this is what your editor is looking at.

The console above shows where a piece stops. This shows what stops: the sentence that went further than its source, struck through; the correction set beside it; and the reason for every mark, written down.

Held piece · the editor's view Held

Niche Psychology Station 05 · filter Marks 3 Signature pending

Brief therapy and anxiety: what the trial says and what it doesn't

A trial published this week3 concludes that brief therapy cures anxiety in six sessions1 reduced symptoms in the sample studied. The authors warn that the sample was small and recommend consulting a professional2 before changing any treatment.

HeldSignature missing

None of these marks was made by a language model: they are made by the publishing filter, which is code. The piece stays like this, and visible to your team, until a person signs it.

Five rules the system doesn't know how to skip

These aren't good intentions or instructions to a model: they are conditions written in code, and they hold on a Tuesday morning exactly as they hold on a Sunday at three.

When in doubt, it doesn't publish

A publication sinks over what it ran, not over what it held back.

The filter is code, not a model

What decides whether a piece goes out isn't an artificial intelligence marking its own homework: they are rules you can read, and they give the same answer every time for the same piece.

Health and money never go out alone

It isn't a box you can tick by accident: configured that way, the publication won't even start.

✓

Nothing goes out without a signature

If somebody asks a year later who approved it, there is an answer.

∞

What's signed isn't rewritten

Signatures, sources and history cannot be edited or deleted. Not by your team, and not by us.

RejectedAn article with no review. It never gets written to the site.

RejectedContent paid for by an advertiser without its advertising disclosure.

RejectedPaid content marked as free.

Your niche

A new publication doesn't open until it passes its exam.

Before anything is switched on, we check that the evaluator understands the subject: it is given cases people have already settled, and it has to agree. If it doesn't pass, nothing opens.

What you define

What the publication is about and who it speaks to.
Which sources count and which are never cited.
The voice, and how the reader is addressed.
What may publish on its own and what goes through your hands.
Languages and publishing rhythm.

What we bring

The published site, fast and with nothing to maintain.
The agents that watch sources, write, cross-check and translate.
The publishing filter and the signature record.
The niche's exam and its worked examples.
The review panel for your team.

What comes out

Everything is born from the signed piece. Never from the draft.

If the piece changes, the newsletter, the social posts and the script change with it. If it is unpublished, it disappears from everywhere at once and no link is left pointing at nothing.

SiteArticle, front page and section

LanguagesThe same piece, translated

EmailThe newsletter to your subscribers

SocialThe post with its link

Audio and videoThe script, ready to record

SearchSitemap, feed and structured data

The file

You won't find client logos here, or testimonials, or a count of publications launched.

We are in closed beta and there is nothing published that we could attribute to anyone without their permission. We would rather leave the space empty than fill it with figures we couldn't defend in front of a journalist. When there are publications willing to be named, they will be here, with a name and a link.

[ space reserved · publications on the record · pending ]

The list

Not a waiting list. The list we choose from.

We open one niche at a time, not all at once, because every subject means building its rules and its exam. We read the requests one by one and we answer, whether it's a fit or not.

We read it and look at whether your subject fits what the system already does well.
If it fits, half an hour of conversation: what you publish today, with what team, what hurts.
We build your niche's rules with you and put them through the exam before anything opens.

If your subject is health or money, say so without worrying. It isn't an obstacle: it only means your publication will never have automatic publishing. Better to know today than on the day you go live.