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01 — CAPABILITIES

The whole
newsroom. One current.

Reporter4U connects the work that usually lives in twelve tabs: monitoring, drafting, imagery, review, metadata and WordPress publishing.

Always watchingEditor controlledWordPress ready
THE SIGNALTHE ANGLETHE EDITTHE EDITION
THE DESK

Everything between
happened and published.

Each capability is useful alone. The advantage comes from keeping them in one continuous editorial system.

01 / WATCHLIVE

Source monitoring

Follow selected news sites, RSS feeds, industry publications and competitor blogs around the clock.

02 / SHAPEVOICE

Editorial drafting

Prepare a new article draft around the relevant angle, context and editorial voice configured for each publication.

03 / PUBLISHWP

WordPress delivery

Send approved articles to connected WordPress sites with selected imagery, categories, tags and metadata.

04 / WITNESSON AIR

Live newsroom

Watch multiple video streams, take timestamped notes and turn a developing live moment into an editorial draft.

05 / PICTUREIMAGE

AI imagery

Generate contextual featured-image options inside the same article workflow instead of searching stock libraries.

06 / JUDGEHUMAN

Approval workflow

Assign writers, editors and approvers. Review every article—or automate only the workflows your team trusts.

07 / SCALEMULTI

Multi-site control

Manage several WordPress publications, each with distinct sources, editorial rules and publishing destinations.

08 / DISCOVERSEO

Search metadata

Prepare meta titles, descriptions, categories and tags alongside the article for editor review and publishing.

09 / KNOWMARKET

Competitor intelligence

Watch the publications shaping your market and surface relevant developments before the conversation passes.

THE PRINCIPLE

Automation
without
abdication.

AI should remove the relay race, not the responsibility. Reporter4U compresses the repetitive work around an article while keeping source selection, editorial standards, approval and final publication in human hands.

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