CoJourno
Modular AI automation for newsrooms. Built inside one.
CoJourno is an AI orchestration platform for media organizations. It brings practical, modular automations - called Gambits - directly into the MAM and NRCS your journalists already use. Each Gambit solves one specific problem we've watched eat hours out of a working day. You start where it hurts most. You add more as you need them.
What CoJourno is.
CoJourno is not a new tool your journalists need to learn. It's an automation layer that connects to the systems they already work in. It watches for the events that matter - a package published, an asset expiring, a video heading to social - and runs the automation that should already have been running.
The journalist keeps working. The work that used to require a human watching, dragging, cropping, retyping, re-checking gets done in the background.
Each automation is a Gambit. Self-contained. Independently configurable. Run one or run all of them.
The Gambits
Six Gambits, each solving a specific problem we've watched newsrooms work around for years. More are in development - our roadmap is shaped by what we see in the field, not by what looks good on a slide.
Integration, not disruption
CoJourno sits as an orchestration layer on top of your MAM and NRCS via APIs. No system replacement. No parallel workflow. No new app for journalists to open. Each Gambit is independent - adding one doesn't affect the others. Start with the one that fixes your worst pain point, prove the value, expand.
Every Gambit started as a frustration we watched a journalist deal with. Not one started on a product roadmap.
Why we built CoJourno
The market is full of AI products for media. Most of them were built by technology companies that decided to enter the space. The demos are impressive. The roadmaps are ambitious. But after the meeting, you walk out asking yourself: do I actually feel closer to solving the problem?
Almost always, the answer is no.
That's because AI for media has, for the most part, been built by people who understand AI. Nobody asked whether they understood media. Nobody asked whether the automation would survive a 4pm bulletin in trouble, with a producer running around looking for a clip and the social team still manually reframing yesterday's output.
CoJourno started somewhere different. We aren't a technology company that entered media. We're a media transformation company that built the technology we needed when nobody else had built it. Every Gambit started as a frustration we watched a journalist deal with. Not one started on a product roadmap.
That changes what gets built. We can tell you which newsroom each Gambit came from, which workflow it lives in, how many hours per day the manual version of that task consumes. We can tell you exactly where it hooks into your MAM or NRCS, because we've configured those systems ourselves, dozens of times.
This is the difference between a demo that impresses a CTO and an automation that survives contact with a live newsroom.
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See CoJourno in action
Whether you're evaluating AI strategy, looking for efficiency gains, or trying to give your journalists back the hours they spend on work a machine should be doing - we'd like to show you what CoJourno looks like on real broadcast content, configured against systems like the ones you already run.