Content automation, built as a publishing engine. It takes a stream of raw inputs, such as data feeds, documents or filings, turns them into finished content with a stated reason for every decision, and publishes on a schedule.

Who it is for

Businesses sitting on a stream of information that should become content but never does, because someone has to sit down and do it every time.

What you get

  • → Your sources pulled into one clean store
  • → Scoring rules that explain themselves instead of acting like a black box
  • → Publishing to your site, newsletter or feed on a schedule
  • → A ledger of everything left out, with the reason
  • → Checks that tell you when a source goes quiet or a job fails

Content that ships itself, so you stop being the bottleneck.

Where we have built it

  • bluecollarpicks.com

    Ingests US insider trading filings, scores them with a stated reason, publishes a shortlist, and tracks whether each call worked out.

Questions people ask

What happens when nobody is watching it?

It keeps working. Nobody touched the Blue Collar Picks code after 26 July 2026. On 10 September it had processed new filings that afternoon, and its performance job had run at half past one that morning.

Why keep a record of what got left out?

Because sooner or later someone asks why a thing did not appear. With a ledger, that question always has an answer. Without one, you are guessing about your own system.

Can it turn our recorded meetings into content?

That is a scoped build, and we will tell you plainly what it takes before starting. We already publish a podcast feed generated from written posts on Living Wired, so the publishing half is solved. The transcription half depends on your recordings.

Terms worth knowing

Plain English definitions from our glossary, for the words that come up when we build this.

Talk it through

Every business needs a different version of this. We scope it with you and agree the work up front, before anything starts.

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