When news breaks about a company,
we show the full picture, with every source,
in minutes.

Story intelligence for communications teams at regulated companies.

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The morning it happens

When the story breaks, silence reads as agreement.

A licensed company. A regulator opens a review at 09:00.

By 9:30, X, Telegram, LinkedIn and the press have set the narrative.

The comms team has thousands of mentions and no full picture.

Every hour of delay makes the story bigger and harder to answer.

What you get

One live Story Record per developing story.

What happened, what’s confirmed, what changed, with the source behind every claim. Current to the minute, with the sources attached.

Live Story Record Updated 2 min ago · 41 sources · 9 languages

Regulator opens formal review of Meridian Exchange’s market-access disclosures; questions spread across 14 markets

Current picture

Review confirmed by the regulator’s own filing; scope limited to disclosure practice. Two widely shared claims of license withdrawal remain unsubstantiated. All sources on record.

Material changes

Since 06:00 UTC: one agency correction traced, one withdrawn penalty figure removed, two new regulator filings added.

Claim ledger
Substantiated · 23 Disputed · 4 Corrected · 3 Unresolved · 6

Illustrative story · Your pilot runs on a live story your team chooses

Every claim keeps its evidence. Status set by sources, not repetition. Official text is shown verbatim, never summarised.

How it works

How a story becomes a brief.

01

Sources

News, social, official and regulator statements, video. Collected as they publish, in your markets’ languages.

02

Engine

Groups mentions into stories, extracts claims, tracks corrections, maps every source.

03

Story Record

What happened, what’s confirmed, what changed. Live.

04

Brief

Leadership, comms and legal briefs, exported in minutes.

Every claim carries a status set by evidence, not repetition: substantiated, disputed, corrected, unresolved.

It can replace your monitoring stack. We collect the sources and assemble the story.

Who it is for

Regulated, reputation-exposed companies, and the agencies that serve them.

Crypto · Banking · Insurance · Energy · Licensed operators

Scope: your company, your people and products, your regulators, and the industry stories that reach you. Agencies get a private workspace per client, with the client’s name on every brief.

Start with one live story

Test Newscooper on one developing story.

Pilot

Six weeks. One live story your team chooses, plus a watchlist of the subjects that matter to you.

What you get

A live Story Record and briefs for leadership, comms and legal, current whenever asked.

How we measure it

Time from breaking story to leadership-ready brief. Analyst hours returned per week. Completeness against your team’s own record of the same story.

Pilots start small. We agree scope and price on the call.

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Questions

Does it replace our monitoring tool?

It can. Some teams run it alongside their monitoring stack, others replace it. We collect the sources ourselves and assemble the story.

Which sources?

News, social, official and regulator statements, forums and video, collected as they publish.

Which languages and markets?

Yours. We scope languages and markets with you before the pilot starts.

How fast?

A developing story is assembled as sources publish. The leadership brief is current whenever someone asks for it.

Who sees our data?

It’s private. Only your workspace.

Founders

We have sat on both sides of this.

Elijah Puscas

Elijah Puscas

Co-founder & CEO LinkedIn
Mohammed Chairi Mahjor

Mohammed Chairi Mahjor

Co-founder & CTO LinkedIn
Monthly update for investors

One email a month on what shipped and what we learned. No more than that.