Newsroom with provable control
A live news feed for your industry — every day, in your company’s voice. Every fact checked against its source, every decision recorded in the story passport, and nothing goes out under your name that you wouldn’t sign. You see every step — and step in only when you want to.
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A prospect opens “News”, sees a post from six months ago and draws their own conclusions about your company.
Finding a story, writing it, checking the facts — there’s never time, so news comes out in fits and starts. Hiring an editor just for the website is hard to justify.
One made-up number published under your brand costs more than the time you saved.
Monitoring sources, picking what matters to your industry, planning the angle, writing, fact-checking, editing, legal checks, the cover image, publishing to every channel and a weekly digest. One loop — nothing to glue together.
Regulators, competitors, trade media, research. EdiDesk follows your sources every day, drops what’s off-topic and merges five reports of one event into one story.
News, analysis, explainers — each with its own format, length and headline rules. A voice preset to start with, or your own voice learned from your texts; banned clichés stay out.
Every claim against its sources. A second model judges the evidence. An editor agent reviews the text against the brief. A legal check per channel. And a quality bar: anything doubtful doesn’t go out.
Industry media, regulators, competitors. Paste the website addresses — EdiDesk finds the news feeds itself.
Upload 8–15 of your texts, or pick a ready-made style: business, neutral or lively.
WordPress and Webflow get regular posts. Other site builders get an embeddable news block in your design.
From here the newsroom works on its own. You decide how much control to keep — and change it any time.
First stories land in a private feed only you can see. Nothing goes to your website until you connect publishing yourself.
The newsroom gathers news, writes, checks and publishes on schedule. You set the rules, see every step and take the wheel whenever you need to.
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Stories go out on schedule with no one in the loop. You name an owner and check the feed when it suits you.
Clean stories publish themselves. You only see the ones with a question about facts, wording or topic.
The newsroom drafts, you approve. A daily email lists what’s waiting for your decision.
Set the mode separately for industry news and for your own stories. Start with “You approve everything” and let go once you trust the quality.
If a fact contradicts its source, the newsroom re-checks it and fixes the text from the sources. If it can’t, the story isn’t published: in autonomous mode it’s dropped, in other modes it waits for you.
You decide what goes to each channel. For example: every story to the website, only the best three a day to Telegram, and stories on a sensitive topic only after your sign-off.
A pulled story disappears from the channel and goes back to drafts. Fix it, publish again.
A passport for every story and a log of every action — by people and by the newsroom: who did what, and when.
One setting controls how many stories a week. They go out every day on schedule — no gaps for holidays or busy weeks.
Send a press release, facts or a few points — in the app, in Telegram or by email. The newsroom writes it up to a professional standard and checks every fact against your materials and open sources. If something is missing, it asks you instead of making it up.
EdiDesk learns your rules: sentence length, headline format, the words that should never appear.
Titles, descriptions, tags and search markup come with every story (SEO). A clear structure, a source for every claim and an AI-readable site map help ChatGPT and other assistants find and quote you (GEO).
A story goes out on your website, Telegram and Facebook at once, formatted for each. For every channel you choose what it gets: everything, only the best, or just a few a day.
No writing, fact-checking or proofreading. A marketing or PR manager with no editorial background can run it.
Your company answers for what it publishes. That’s why every story has a passport: where the facts came from, who changed what, who approved it.
Confirmed by several sources, by one, or contradicting its source.
Article 50 applies from 2 August 2026. Stories published without an editor get the AI label automatically; when your editor reviews a story, the passport records who checked it and who is responsible — so you can show how every story was handled.
Sanctioned media, hate speech, special-category personal data under GDPR — and the claims that get company sites fined: unproven “green”, comparisons with competitors, health claims for food.
AI-generated images are labelled on the page and in the metadata, with origin and usage rights on record.
Every hour passport records are anchored to a public blockchain. Anyone can verify them — without EdiDesk and without trusting us.
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Before a story goes to any channel, it passes a legal check. Rules aren’t a hint to the model — each one is a check with a set action, so a violation never slips through to your readers.
EU rules and general editorial rules. Sets are attached per channel, so each website or Telegram channel is checked by the rules of its own audience.
Unpublish, stop publishing, send for review, fix the text, add a label, or just log it. If several rules fire, the strictest action wins.
AI-generated text and images under the AI Act — labelled automatically, on the page and in the metadata.
What was found, which rule and which legal basis, what was done and who decided. Ready to show your lawyer or a regulator.
It pulls conflicting reports, the backstory, numbers and expert commentary. You get industry reporting with context — not a retold two-paragraph press release.
See exactly why an event was covered or dropped — relevance, novelty, your guidelines. A control sample of rejected news shows the newsroom isn’t missing what matters.
Every new version first runs on a test newsroom and has to pass a full news run before it reaches you. If anything goes wrong, it rolls back automatically.
If a model provider goes down or hits its limits, the gateway switches to another one and tells you why in plain words. Your publishing schedule keeps running.
EdiDesk runs these news sections right now. Open one and judge the stories yourself.
From €20 a month, or cents per article
Salary and taxes
Retainer or per-article fees
Subscription + staff time
From €59 a month
Your time — zero, or as much as you want
One fixed monthly price. Fact-checking, story passports and legal checks are in every plan. The story count is a fair-use allowance, not what you pay for.
Keep your news section alive — and out of trouble
€59 per month
Fair use — up to 60 stories a month. Need more? Move to Newsroom.
Request a pilot →Your company’s industry newsroom
€290 per month
Fair use — up to 180 stories a month across all feeds.
Request a pilot →Brands, countries and sign-off by legal
from €990 per month
500 stories a month included, more by agreement.
Talk to us →Start with a free pilot on your own sources — within a week you’ll see a live feed. When you decide to stay, we invoice monthly — cancel any time.
A generator writes texts for search queries. EdiDesk runs a feed of real events in your industry: it checks every fact against its source, runs a legal check for every channel and records every decision in a story passport — anchored to a public blockchain, so it can’t be rewritten after the fact.
You don’t pay for words — you pay for a news section that is alive every day, with nothing unchecked going out under your name. One wrong number or an unproven “green” claim can cost more than a year of the subscription. The fair comparison is an in-house editor or an agency — and they cost many times more.
Your company — as with any text on your website. That’s why autonomous mode requires a named owner, and every story’s passport shows who approved what.
Stories follow your style rules, without filler like “groundbreaking” or “in today’s fast-paced world”. Open the examples above and judge for yourself. AI-generated images are always labelled — it’s good practice and increasingly a legal requirement in the EU.
Each story is written from scratch from the facts — the original source and other reports of the same event — without copying anyone’s text. Every story links to its source.
WordPress and Webflow receive regular posts. Other site builders get an embeddable news block in your design. For your own systems there’s RSS, webhooks and an API. No website yet? Launch a news site on EdiDesk with your own domain.
Every company works in its own isolated environment: stories, sources and settings are never visible to other customers. Support staff enter your workspace only with your permission, and every visit is logged.
Published stories stay on your website. You can download your whole workspace — stories, passports, sources and settings — as one archive. Once the workspace is deleted, the data is erased and can’t be recovered.
Leave your work email. We’ll send you access, and the setup wizard will help you pick sources and a voice in about 15 minutes. First stories land in a private feed — nothing goes live without you.