Tools the journalist uses.Not an AI publisher.

NewsHound.ai handles the press releases, sports recaps, and social copy so your reporters can be on the beat. Voice-trained on the articles you've already written — your byline, your voice, your judgment.

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Everything a small newsroom needs to publish faster

The commodity work — rewrites, recaps, social, headlines — handled in seconds, in your voice. So reporters spend their time reporting.

Write

Voice-trained rewriter

Upload your past articles; rewrites come back in your house voice, not generic AI.

Press release → News Brief

Paste a release, get a clean 5-section article in ~225 words, source attributed.

Sports stat line → recap

Drop a coach’s box score, get a game recap. 45 minutes of work in 30 seconds.

Long-form rewrite

1,500–3,000 words with section headers and a scene-setting lede.

Amplify

Social copy

One article → five platform-tailored posts in your voice.

Newsletter blurb

An 80–110 word teaser for Substack, Beehiiv, or Mailchimp.

Headline generator

Eight options in your house casing, plus an SEO meta description.

Quote cards

Pull a quote and render it over an image, sized for social.

Find & fit

Similar coverage search

Semantic search across your own archive for related stories.

Image fitting

Crop, blur-fill, and caption any photo for any platform. Free, every plan.

Plus free extractors — PDF, image OCR, and URL → article — each with one-click pipe straight into the rewriter.

See the output

Paste a press release. Get a publishable article.

The News Brief format is the short, scannable, source-attributed structure local newsrooms already use: a tight lead, the facts, the quotes, what's next, and a clear source line. Editable before you publish — your byline, every time.

Sample output · fictional

Maplewood council approves downtown bike-lane plan after packed hearing

The Brief
The Maplewood City Council voted 5–2 Tuesday to approve a $3.4 million downtown bike-lane network after a three-hour hearing that drew more than 150 residents.

What we know:
The plan adds six miles of protected lanes along Main Street and the riverfront, funded by a mix of city reserves and a state transportation grant.

What they're saying:
“This makes downtown safer for everyone who walks, bikes, or drives it,” Mayor Dana Ruiz said after the vote.

What's next:
Construction is expected to begin in spring 2027, with the first segment open by that fall.

The Source:
Information in this article was provided by the City of Maplewood.

Architecture, not prompting

Your last 30 articles

Voice trained via retrieval over your real archive — not a 1,500-character style summary a chatbot forgets.

Time-shift

45 min → 30 sec

Sports recap from a coach’s stat line, written in your newsroom’s voice.

You own it

Your byline

We give you the draft. You keep the editorial judgment and the publish button. We never publish.

Volume pricing, not feature tiers

Start free with 5 Stories. Then pick a plan for how much you create — the more you make, the less every Story costs. Every action shows its cost before you click, and topups never expire.

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The wedge

Large newsrooms already automate the commodity work — routine rewrites, recaps, and social posts — with in-house tooling. Small indie newsrooms can't build that themselves: no tech team, no AI vendor budget. NewsHound.ai is that capability, made for the small newsroom.