Be first to break the story

With source monitoring and AI-assisted drafting, you can go from story detection to published article in as little as 10–15 minutes. LinkLoom handles initial drafting from wire copy, social signals, or any URL while your editors focus on verification and polish. The CMS push is one click — no reformatting.

Absolutely. LinkLoom is designed to assist your editorial team, not replace them. Every AI draft enters your existing approval workflow — fact-check, editor review, sign-off — before anything goes live. The fact-checking module flags every claim, statistic, and quote with its source so editors can verify in seconds.

LinkLoom monitors social media, news sources, search trends, and your configured wire feeds to identify emerging stories. You receive alerts when topics start gaining traction, including a velocity score and links to the original signals so you can prepare coverage before the story peaks.

Yes. LinkLoom integrates natively with WordPress, Drupal, Ghost, and Arc, plus webhook and REST API support for custom and proprietary CMSs. Content can be pushed directly to your publishing queue as a draft or scheduled publish.

Configure RSS feeds, X/Twitter lists, subreddits, press release wires (PR Newswire, Business Wire, GlobeNewswire), Google Alerts, and custom webhooks as sources. LinkLoom continuously ingests them, deduplicates stories across feeds, and surfaces clusters that match your beats.

Yes. While LinkLoom shines on rapid news, the same editor supports long-form drafts with research notes, source management, version history, and collaborative editing. Many newsrooms use LinkLoom for both daily news and investigative work.

Every article preserves the human author byline. LinkLoom is positioned as an assistive tool — drafts are surfaced to a named editor, who is credited in the CMS metadata. You can also configure transparency labels (e.g., "AI-assisted, human-edited") if your editorial policy requires them.

LinkLoom is built around the principle that AI assists, humans decide. Every AI-generated draft is clearly labeled internally so your editorial team always knows what was machine-drafted versus human-written. You can configure transparency disclosures — such as "AI-assisted reporting" or "This article used automated research tools" — that are automatically appended to published articles based on your editorial policy. Full audit trails track which parts of an article were AI-generated, which were human-edited, and who approved the final version. This gives your newsroom complete defensibility if questions about AI use arise.

LinkLoom plugs into your existing workflow rather than replacing it. Trending story alerts, draft-ready notifications, and editor approval requests can all route to Slack channels — organized by beat, desk, or priority level. The editorial calendar syncs with your planned coverage so AI-assisted drafts are automatically queued against your schedule. Assignments flow through your existing Slack-based or email-based triage process, and editors can approve or request revisions directly from Slack with one-click actions. For newsrooms using Trello, Asana, or Monday for editorial planning, webhook integrations keep everything in sync without manual updates.