Hundreds of items a day
Articles, press releases, events, club news: a single county can easily produce thirty items per town per day.
Features · CurationSelection, not output.
Selection, not output.
The right story for the right audience.
The curation agent reads everything your organization publishes and suggests what belongs in each channel. It builds on decisions your newsroom already makes: homepage placement, social posts, reach data.
Used daily at Tagesspiegel, Süddeutsche Zeitung, and Ruhr Nachrichten.
Curation · 148 new articles today
- Münchner Straße becomes a construction zoneTraffic94
- New daycare center on the edge of town opens in MayFamily88
- City council postpones decision on public poolPolitics81
- Looking back: the 2025 year for local clubsClubs42
- Commentary on national politicsOpinion23
Relevance based on your criteria · 3 suggestions for the newsroom
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The problemToo much content.
Too much content.
Too little time to choose.
Selection takes the most time
Before a newsletter gets written, someone has to decide what goes in it. That ties up experienced people every single day.
Generic AI picks on a hunch
A language model doesn't know what your audience reads. It knows neither your homepage nor your numbers.
How it worksFrom raw material
From raw material
to a reasoned recommendation.
- 01
Connect sources
CMS, RSS, e-paper, or external sources such as town halls and local clubs. Each source is approved once.
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Read signals
Homepage placement, social posts, and reach and usage data all feed into the assessment.
- 03
Select per channel
Every segment has its own rules: audience, topic, number of items, and exclusions.
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Suggest with reasons
Every selection is transparent. The newsroom swaps, adds, or confirms.
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Keep learning
With every correction, the system learns what matters to your organization.
CapabilitiesCuration that
Curation that
knows your organization.
Your signals, not the AI's
Relevance comes from decisions your organization has already made, not from a language model's gut feeling.
Rules per segment
Every newsletter section and every channel has its own criteria: topic, region, number of items, exclusions.
Explainable
For every recommendation, you can see why it was selected.
Many audiences, one source
The same material yields different selections, for example for eight counties or twelve districts.
Learns from corrections
When the newsroom swaps or reorders items, that feeds into the next selection.
Approve sources once
External sources are reviewed once and then included continuously, with no recurring effort.
Who it's forOne selection logic,
One selection logic,
many places to use it.
District and local editions
The full article stream becomes a separate, relevant selection for each region. Without anyone having to read everything.
Topic selection for communications
Press releases, industry news, and your own content become a daily selection for newsletters, intranet, or LinkedIn.
Highlights of the day
Out of hundreds of program items and announcements, the few that matter to attendees today.
Sources and signals
- Contentful
- WordPress
- RSS & API
- E-paper XML
- Homepage placement
- Analytics reports
- Email inbox
FAQ
Questions about Curation
The platformOne piece of content.
One piece of content.
Every channel.
Every format runs through the same curation, the same Harness and the same approval.
NewsletterPremium newsletters in half the time, in your organization's layout.WhatsAppChannels for regions, topics, or audiences. One person runs many.PodcastDaily audio briefings from your text, multilingual on request.LinkedInCarousels and posts from your content, in your brand's design.InstagramCarousels from your stories, as a funnel to your newsletter and WhatsApp.AgendaThe event radar for your planning: what's happening today and in the days ahead.
See what curation does with your day
In the demo, we show the selection using your own content from yesterday.
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