The newsroom,
minus the newsroom.
How NewsSerif automates your newsroom.
Run an entire newsroom from your laptop.
Discovery
Autonomous agents scan news feeds, APIs, social media, company filings, public registries, court records, and open datasets 24/7, or drop a lead into any messaging app and it lands in the queue.
Extraction
Raw data becomes annotated articles: companies, people, events, relationships, geographies, industries, financials.
Analysis
Every story arrives complete: background, investigations, context, related coverage. Plus draft copy, images, and charts, styled to your brief.
Editorial review
Newsroom, your editorial CMS, is where drafts from the agents land, and where you can create your own. You refine, add media, adjust metadata, then publish right away or schedule for later.
Translation
Publish in any LTR language. Global audience, no extra work.
Publication & analytics
Once published, the agents learn from what your audience reads and source more of it.
Story threads
Published articles don't go cold. Agents keep monitoring sources. When a story moves, a follow-up is drafted.
Newsletters
Run as many newsletters as you need. Build your community. Engage your readers directly from Newsroom.
Traditional newsroom vs. NewsSerif
§ IV / Workflows · Agent pipeline
Workflows
Build custom editorial pipelines per channel.
From Newsroom to Laptop.
At Mergermarket, the M&A intelligence service later rebranded as Acuris and acquired by ION Group for $1.35B, I led the engineering and platform architecture teams. I built the launch version of their editorial platform and scaled it as the product portfolio grew past $100M in revenue.
What once took an entire newsroom (stringers, journalists, editors, analysts, engineers, product owners) now takes one editor on a laptop. Concept to launch in days. Lead to published artifact in minutes. Instant global reach, at a fraction of the cost.
As a solo editor, you can launch your site, find your audience, track engagement, and pitch sponsors, all within a week.
Launching something? Let's talk.
Have an idea for NewsSerif? Tell us about it.