Content · Newsroom & RSS
Today’s five,
not five hundred
For newsrooms and companies that cover their industry. Newsroom pulls stories from RSS sources, picks the five most important each day, and drafts an article from any of them.
- A daily top 5 shortlist with the reason for each pick
- Article draft with summary and fact check
- LinkedIn and Instagram copy for every article
No credit card. Up and running in 5 minutes.
| Headline | Score | |
|---|---|---|
| Czech e-commerce data leak | 19 | Generated |
| Critical VPN gateway flaw | 17 | Generating |
| Data-box phishing warning | 16 | Pending |
| NIS2 implementing act | 13 | Pending |
| Ransomware hits hospitals | 12 | Dismissed |
- RSS sourcesAny number of feeds, de-duplicated by GUID.
- Smart frequencyNews sites every few minutes, quiet blogs once in a while.
- Daily top 5AI classifies and scores stories and picks the five that matter.
- Story to articleDraft, fact check, social copy and a post in the CMS.
Why Newsroom in BizKitHub
Following an industry is a full-time job
News breaks across dozens of websites. Whoever wants to cover it first spends the morning clicking through bookmarks instead of writing.
Today
- Mornings go on clicking through dozens of sites and newsletters
- The same story from five sources costs you five times the time
- Topic choice depends on who happens to be on duty
- Getting from a story to a finished article takes an hour of writing
With BizKitHub
- Stories from every source land in one place automatically
- AI classifies and ranks them by severity and relevance
- Every pick on the shortlist comes with a reason
- An article draft is ready in a minute, waiting for an editor
RSS sources
Sources are fetched as often as they publish
Add an RSS feed URL and the scheduler handles the rest. It sets the fetch interval per source based on how often the site really publishes, and backs off when a source keeps failing.
- News sites every few minutes, blogs every few hours
- New feeds get more frequent fetching for their first week
- Last fetch shown with the HTTP response code
- An inactive feed keeps its history, it just stops fetching
- Lupa.cz4,812 posts · latest 12 min agonext sync in 9 min200
- NÚKIB news388 posts · latest yesterdaynext sync in 3 h200
- BleepingComputer9,140 posts · latest 25 min agonext sync in 6 min200
- blog.example-security.cz57 posts · latest 41 days agonext sync in 9 days503
Daily picks
Every morning, AI brings five stories worth covering
Each day AI classifies and scores new stories: how severe they are, whether they concern the Czech market and how well they fit your focus. The best five go on the shortlist, each with a note on why it was picked. You can rebuild the shortlist any time.
- Scores for newsworthiness, Czech relevance and topical fit
- Story type: incident, vulnerability, data leak, malware, regulation
- A reason for every pick
- Dismiss uninteresting stories in one click
Article draft
From a picked story to a draft in a minute
One click and AI reads the full source article and writes a draft with a summary. A second model checks it and lists inaccuracies. It also writes LinkedIn and Instagram copy and a brief for the cover image.
- Summary and article body in Czech, facts only
- Fact check with corrections and notes
- Copy for LinkedIn and Instagram
- Image briefs in 16:9 for the web and 9:16 for Stories
- ArticleSummary + 640 wordsDone
- Fact check1 correction: number of affected accounts aligned with the source1 correction
- Social mediaLinkedIn · InstagramDone
- ThumbnailsCover 16:9 · Cover 9:16 · alt textDone
What it does
From RSS feed to finished article
RSS feed management
Add by URL, activate, sync one feed or all of them by hand.
Adaptive fetching
Interval based on real publishing frequency and source health.
Story archive
Every fetched story with author and publication date.
AI enrichment
Story type, severity, affected countries and entities.
Daily shortlist
Top 5 stories of the day with rank, score and reason.
Article draft
Summary and body from the full source text, linked to the original.
Fact check
A second model lists corrections and notes on the text.
Social copy and images
LinkedIn and Instagram copy, briefs for cover images.
Publish to CMS
The draft becomes an unlisted post for final editing.
Getting started
Your first morning shortlist tomorrow
- 01
Add sources
Paste the RSS feeds you read by hand today.
- 02
Let the scheduler run
Stories are fetched and a new shortlist appears every day.
- 03
Pick and publish
Draft an article from a picked story and turn it into a post.
Who it is for
For those who cover their industry first
Trade media
Daily news coverage without clicking through dozens of sites.
Security and IT firms
Incidents and vulnerabilities for your blog, clients and social channels.
B2B marketing
Regular content on industry news, with copy ready for LinkedIn.
Connected modules
Runs on the same data as the rest of your company
Frequently asked questions
Common Newsroom questions
Which topics is the story scoring built for?
Scoring is currently tuned for cybersecurity and technology news: incidents, vulnerabilities, data leaks, malware and regulation, with emphasis on the Czech Republic and the EU. RSS reading itself works for any source.
Does AI publish articles on its own?
No. A draft becomes an unlisted post, so an editor reviews and edits it before it goes public.
How often are sources fetched?
As often as they publish. Busy news sites are checked every few minutes, typical blogs every few hours, and quiet sources once every two weeks to a month.
What language are drafts written in?
Czech, even when the source story is in English. Once the draft is a post, the CMS handles translation into other languages.
Can I publish my own RSS feed?
Yes. Posts from the CMS are available as an RSS feed over the API, so readers and aggregators can subscribe like any other source.
Spend your mornings writing, not browsing
Create a free account, add your first RSS sources and see your first daily shortlist tomorrow morning.