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AI malnutrition detection in EHRs boosts hospital ROI 5-20×
Healthcare · Analysis
A newsroom that runs itself. You approve.
Research, a sourced draft, a cleared cover, your approval, then your domain. The same engine publishes Armage News every day.
Runs today
Armage News, daily
Approval
A person, every piece
Publishes to
Your domain, or a feed for your CMS
From
$750/mo
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One piece, start to finish
- 01ResearchThe engineReads the sources in your field; nothing without one.
- 02DraftWriter and copy deskA sourced draft, checked against the rules once.
- 03CoverGenerated, then clearedNo real person, no readable screen; a person clears it.
- 04ApproveYour approverIn your Armage workspace, with an email when one waits; Slack coming. Nothing publishes before this.
- 05PublishYour domain or feedLive within the minute, with its sources and approval record.
- 06DigestMondayEvery piece of the week, to your subscribers.
Green: a person acts. Nothing passes 04 without one.
Running today
Armage News, on this engine.
Published daily, approved by a person first, sent on Monday. What you buy is the same system, on your domain.
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02 · The portal
Approve, choose the cover, send the digest. In your workspace.
Two-step sign-in before anything publishes; a candidate cover beside the current one; double opt-in on your newsletter.
An example workspace; the organization is a placeholder.
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Two plans, one price list
Newsroom 8 at $750 a month, Newsroom 20 at $1,500; yearly billing costs less, and set-up is charged once.
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Questions
Whose site does it publish to?
Yours. The newsroom runs on your domain, or your CMS reads the feed; a publishing API is coming.
What if nobody approves?
Nothing publishes. A draft waits for a person; the count moves only when one acts.
Who owns what is published?
You do: every piece, its sources and its approval record, exported in open formats, no exit fee.
Start with eight stories a month.
Or writehello@arm-age.com
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