Suresh files from Guntur.
A Telugu report on paddy collection, two photographs and the farmers’ account, filed from a phone.
The work behind
every story, together.
Bring reporting, wires, AI assistance and editorial approvals into one shared workspace. Built around the people who make the paper.
Paddy procurement: concerns from the farmers.

Guntur procurement yard · Illustrative image, not documentary photography.

Words, photographs and local context arrive together. The reporter can follow the story through the newsroom.
Suresh files in Telugu: farmers waiting at the procurement centre ask for quicker weighing and collection. Two photographs accompany the report.
Original reporting and supporting photographs stay with the story.
Follow a fictional Guntur procurement story through a working day. Same report, same source material, a clear owner at each step.
A Telugu report on paddy collection, two photographs and the farmers’ account, filed from a phone.
The district desk checks the centre’s response, then hands the report to the central desk with context.
Ask Sanchika for a shorter headline. The editor checks the suggestion against the original before using it.
The authorised editor approves the final copy. Export it as a PDF clipping or text for production.
Keep your hierarchy, your editorial standards and your final say.
Map your existing newsroom. Choose who reviews, where stories move and who can approve.
Choose supported AI providers and models, guided by your publication’s voice and preferences.
Review suggestions, refine the copy and make the publication decision.

Stories follow the route your newsroom defines.


Illustrative people and route. You choose the desks, handoffs and approval rights.
Illustrative clipping · Your publication’s masthead
Export the approved story as a newspaper-style PDF: your masthead, final headline and copy, selected photographs, captions and credits. Or download the approved text for the next step in production.
Fetch agency copy and photographs, browse the pool and take the stories your paper needs. A selected item becomes a story in your newsroom’s review workflow. Editors choose what enters the queue.
Connect PTI text and pictures using your subscriptions. ANI is available on request during onboarding.
Explore the wire desk →Agency context alongside Suresh’s local reporting.
In the poolBrowse available agency photographs and their credits.
Editor selectsA district daily, a regional title or a newspaper with multiple editions: start with the people, language and editorial structure you already have.
Configure your publication’s languages, desks, reporting areas and approval rights. AI-assisted drafting and translation support the work; your editors check meaning and make the final call.
Publication setup includes India’s 22 scheduled languages and English. Editors review translation for meaning, names and local context.
One platform. Many languages. Each paper’s own editorial judgment.
Clear ownership. A record you can follow.
See how accountability works →Return to the reporting and supporting material behind the copy.
See the responsible desk and follow editorial handoffs.
Keep an editorial audit trail through review, AI assistance and approval.
Bring agency coverage and your choice of AI assistance into the editorial workspace.


Connect PTI copy and photographs. ANI is available on request during onboarding, with your agency subscriptions.
Supported AI providers. Choose the available models that suit your newsroom, with the required provider connections in place.