Mobile apps, publishing platforms, searchable archives, monitoring and AI tools, built for newsrooms, publishers and broadcasters, and coming from one partner who has been doing this for thirteen years.
They arrive from a phone, through a feed or a search result, straight onto one article. The front page you spend the most time on is the page fewest people load.
It does not arrive because the journalism is good. It needs a paywall that works, a reason to register, and something worth paying for on the other side.
The same newsroom is now expected to produce text, audio, video, vertical clips, newsletters and social - without growing.
The archive holds the answer to half the questions an editor asks, and no practical way to get at it.
Six problems, six answers. Each one is a platform you can take on its own, or as part of the stack below.
Native iOS and Android apps with paywalls, e-paper, personalisation and push, published under your own brand.
VerbaVista Learn moreA headless, API-first CMS behind both, multi-brand, with AI tools sitting inside the editing workflow rather than beside it.
mPanel CMS Learn moreTranscription, subtitles and translation across 40+ languages, plus article drafts and vertical social clips, so editors review instead of typing.
Litteraworks Visit litteraworks.comAI recognition of faces, objects and scenes, plus full-text search across transcriptions, so decades of material become searchable by what is actually in the file.
Pchela Visit pchela.appCoverage across press, online and broadcast, competitor tracking, most-read data, and gaps showing the stories your competitors ran and you did not.
Media Puls Learn moreA chatbot grounded in your published content, always linking back to the source, so it drives traffic to the article rather than away from it.
FronisaThese are not six separate purchases that happen to share a supplier. They are built to feed each other, and that is the part you cannot assemble from four vendors.
One vendor, one contract, one support line, and no integration project between the pieces. A competitor sells you one tool and leaves the joining up to you.
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