Every wire, sorted on arrival.
Items land as drafts, tagged by topic and ranked by priority.
One setting, two ways to work.
Planning mode shows the whole desk: assignments, workflow, roles and an audit trail. Simple mode shows a page to write on. Switch back without migrating anything.
Write, edit, publish.
Draft, headline, publish. Nothing else on the screen.
Assignments, desks, deadlines.
The day as stories and assignments, with a record of who changed what.
Editorial workflows your newsroom defines.
Name the steps your desk uses and connect them. Decide which roles may move a story between them. Any move can create a version, ask for confirmation or run AI.
Roles decideEach step names who can move a story into it. Everyone else sees the button greyed out.
Versions built inAny step can start a new version. The article header shows the current one.
A pause before the big movesPublishing or withdrawing can ask for confirmation. You write the prompt, no code needed.
AI does the first pass. An editor does the last.
Wire services and in-house feeds land tagged by topic. AI translates, summarises or rewrites at the workflow steps you choose. An editor sees the result before any reader does.
A snapshot before every AI run.
The article is saved before AI touches it, so a bad result can be rolled back.
Models included, or your own.
Translation, summaries and topic tagging run inside Tidenda at no cost per request. Connect OpenAI, Anthropic or Mistral when you want to. How AI is wired in.
Interviews arrive transcribed and ready to quote.
Upload a recording and the transcript is waiting, speaker by speaker. Approve a line and it is signed. In the story, the reader can play it back.
Transcribed on arrivalSegments, timestamps and languages are filled in before you open the file.
Speakers separatedName a speaker once. Every quote from the recording carries the name.
Signed and verifiableAn approved line is signed. A reader can check the quote against the audio.
An image library inside the newsroom.
Photographs, illustrations and graphics live next to the articles that use them. Every image is signed at upload, so anyone downstream can show it is unaltered.
One archive, one searchSearch images and audio together, or show only what belongs to a planning item. Captions fill in from the file.
Provenance keptFiles that arrive with C2PA provenance keep it, checked and intact.
Rights that travel with the fileCopyright, credit and usage terms are written into the image files the site publishes. Publishing a restricted image asks for confirmation first.
A public site, live from the first article.
Turn on the site, pick a template and publish. Add your own domain when you are ready. The certificates are handled for you.
Your domain, no server workAdd one DNS record. Until then the site runs on a preview address you can share.
Follow-ups groupedGroup follow-ups under a lead story, such as a rolling breaking-news thread.
RSS includedA feed for the whole site and one for each section.
Connect the newsroom to what you already run.
Signed webhooks tell your other systems about every step. An API brings content in. The docs cover what your technical team needs.
Webhooks you can verify
A signed message at every workflow step. Failed deliveries retry and can be sent again.
Webhook docsAn API for content
Push in wires, planning items and articles with a scoped key, or move an archive.
API referenceEvery change as an event
Other systems subscribe and stay in sync. One that falls behind catches up where it stopped.
All docsFits the way you already work.
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