The AI newsroom, from source to broadcast
Madaion monitors the news and verifies it, writes it in your outlet's voice and your audience's dialect, then voices it naturally and produces a bulletin ready for your playout system. You decide how much human review it gets.
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The problem
One bulletin can take a whole team's day
Monitoring dozens of sources, writing, recording, mixing, then rewriting for every platform, several times a day. One unconfirmed story or wrong number hurts the station's credibility.
Time and cost
Bulletins repeat all day, and the team is small.
Risk of error
An unconfirmed story, a miscopied number, a sentence read differently from the script.
Scattered tools
A news reader, a text editor, recording and mixing software and a playout system that don't talk to each other.
Language and identity
General tools don't write in the style of Arabic media, your audience's dialect or your editorial line.
How it works
The whole chain, not just text
Every story goes through these steps, and your outlet chooses where it stops for human review.
- MonitorRegular automatic collection from the sources you choose, with tested source suggestions for your country, language and topics.
- Filter and groupKeeps what matches your editorial brief and groups coverage of the same event into one story, even across languages.
- VerifyA credibility score from the number and independence of sources, plus a quick or deep web check when needed.
- WriteA script in your style, language and dialect at the length you need, reviewed by the Editor's Eye before it reaches you.
- VoiceA natural voice of your choice, checked right after recording for any sentence read differently from the script.
- ProduceA full bulletin with intro, stings and music, at broadcast loudness.
- Deliver and archiveSent to your playout system by feed, SFTP or webhook, with every story archived with its material.
Accuracy before speed
No sentence goes on air without a source
Three layers of source checks, text checks and audio checks. When a blocking check fails, the story stops with the reason, and nothing is sent to air.
Verifying the story
- Scored by the trust and independence of its sources
- A quick check looks for independent sources on the same event
- A deep check reads and compares coverage, and holds contested stories
Text checks
- Every sentence backed by the sources, no outside facts
- Numbers matched by value: "half a million" equals "500,000"
- Meaning, banned terms and length checked
- The Editor's Eye: language, clarity, neutrality and style
Audio checks
- Loudness to EBU R128, no clipping
- Unintended silences caught, duration matched
- Music kept well under the presenter's voice
- Voice compared with the script word by word; only the doubtful sentence is recorded again
Your identity first
It writes in your voice, not one voice for everyone
Shared professional knowledge of editing, verification and neutrality, plus your outlet's own identity, line and style. It also learns from your editors' changes.
Your editorial line
Orientation, positions, topics, geographic scope and what you leave out.
Your style and terms
Style guide, preferred and banned terms, and samples of your writing.
Your audience's dialect
Arabic broadcast writing in standard Arabic or your audience's dialect, and other languages too.
A memory that learns
It keeps lessons from your editors' changes and gets closer to their style over time.
You decide
From full review to fully automatic
Start by reviewing everything and move to automatic once you trust the results. Change the level any time.
| Level | Story selection | Script | Bulletin audio | Agent actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full review | Human | Human | Human | Asks before every action |
| Balanced | Human | Human | Automatic | Asks on decisions |
| Automatic | Automatic | Automatic | Automatic | Fully automatic |
Safety lines at every level: a story without enough sources stops, so does any script or audio that fails a blocking check, and a sensitive topic always goes to a person.
The newsroom agent
Ask in your own words, and it does the work
"Write the top three stories and prepare a bulletin", or "write a report on this topic covering these points". The agent researches, writes and follows the task step by step until delivery, within the user's permissions and with the editor's approval where needed.
Deep verifier
Reads other coverage and rules: confirmed, corroborated, unverified or contested.
Long tasks
Keeps working in the background, resumes if interrupted, then reports back.
A team with roles
Admin, editor and viewer, each with their own permissions. Every agent action is logged.
One story, many formats
Each medium in its own style
One story becomes a radio bulletin or a podcast today, with more formats added step by step.
Radio story and bulletinVoiced and produced with music and stings
AvailablePodcastLonger spoken narrative
AvailableStory from a topic and pointsResearch, verification and writing from your idea
AvailableTV reportVoice-over with shot cues
Coming soonNews articleFor print or a news website
Coming soonSocial and YouTubeShort posts or video scripts
Coming soonSecurity and privacy
Every outlet's data kept apart
Data isolation
Isolated at the database level: no outlet can see another's data.
Private storage
Each outlet has its own storage bucket with a key that reaches only it.
Secure sign-in
Email or Google sign-in, with nightly backups.
Secure payment
Through Stripe with tax invoices. Card details never reach us.
Pricing
Start free, pay as your work grows
Each plan has monthly credits and storage. You see an estimate beside every button that uses credits, and you are warned before they run out.
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Prices in US dollars. Tax may be added depending on your country.
FAQ
Before you start
Does anything go on air without our approval?
Only if you choose so. In full review every story, script and bulletin goes to an editor. At every level a story without enough sources or failing a blocking check stops, and a sensitive topic always goes to a person.
How does the bulletin reach our playout system?
Through a feed your station pulls from, secure file upload (SFTP) or a webhook, in file formats playout systems accept.
Can it write in our local dialect?
Yes. You choose the language and dialect in the setup wizard, it writes in them and picks a fitting voice, and you can add your style guide and terms.
What are credits?
One unit for all the work: reading, writing, voicing, verification and agent work. You see an estimate before each action and follow your use on its own page.
Do we need technical skills?
No. The setup wizard guides you step by step: identity, sources, voice and delivery. You can also ask the agent for anything in the chat.
Try Madaion on your own news
Create your account and set up your station in minutes, or write to us for a demo for your outlet.