For publishers
Find stories your readers care about beyond your usual sources
Alchemiq helps editorial teams scan global, regional, and specialist coverage for opportunities that fit their audience. Editors choose what deserves reporting and publication.
How a publisher uses Alchemiq
1. Define the beat
Select the topics, markets, and audience interests your publication needs to cover.
2. Review opportunities
Examine emerging story clusters and their source articles. Compare coverage before assigning a story.
3. Publish with oversight
Use discovery and research as a starting point. Your editors verify facts, decide the angle, and retain final control.
Where is the evidence?
Ynet's Economy Channel describes daily use of Alchemiq to broaden discovery beyond its traditional news wires. A lifestyle publisher reports a 67% increase in daily story output without adding newsroom headcount. These are individual customer examples, not a forecast for every publication.
Questions publishers ask
Does Alchemiq replace editorial judgment?
No. It suggests stories and provides source context. The editorial team decides what to pursue and checks material before publishing.
Can we use it for a specific audience?
The discovery workflow can be guided by a publication's topics and audience priorities. Discuss your beat and delivery needs with the team.
What happens to source attribution?
Story research includes links to underlying publisher articles. Editors should inspect those sources and follow their own attribution and rights policies.
Explore the fit for your publication
Tell us which beats, languages, and audience needs matter most.