The intelligence layer for modern newsrooms.
From breaking news to broadcast in minutes. Signal monitors the world's conflicts by the minute, verifies what's real with a full OSINT toolkit, and turns it into something you can publish — in five languages.
The information is out there. The reading isn't.
In every crisis, thousands of messages flood X and Telegram in Arabic, Persian, Hebrew, Russian, Ukrainian and English. No one can read it all, tell fact from rumour and see what matters, in time.
Too many sources
Lists, channels and accounts posting by the second, in languages few people read.
Noise hiding the signal
Propaganda, rumour and repetition mixed with the facts that make a headline.
Time works against you
By the time it's verified and translated by hand, the window that mattered is gone.
Monitor. Verify. Publish.
Monitor
By-the-minute reports across four theatres, cross-checking X, Telegram, international press and GDELT — reliability graded, with an early-warning email the moment coverage spikes.
Verify
A full OSINT toolkit: read a file's metadata, geolocate a photo, identify military equipment, transcribe foreign war footage, screen names against US/EU/UN sanctions and unmask propaganda domains.
Publish
Ask the archive in plain language, read the auto-built dossier, open the theatre map and newsroom TV mode, and share any report by link — from raw signal to broadcast.
Probabilistic language, human in the loop. Signal accelerates the journalist — it never replaces them.
Four sources. One read.
What no one else brings into a single analysis: the real time of X, the ground truth of Telegram, the world's verified press and the global news pulse. Cross-checked, every fact gains context and reliability.
Lists of accounts on the ground, by the second.
Public channels of the theatres, in every language.
Reuters, AP, NYT, Al Jazeera and more, via RSS.
Tens of thousands of world sources, aggregated.
The spike, before it's news.
Signal measures the world attention and tone of each conflict in real time, from thousands of sources. When coverage spikes, you know something serious happened, often before it reaches your own sources.
Coverage where the crisis is.
Each theatre has its own lists, channels and language. New theatres added on request.
Another theatre? Let's talk to your team.
The next crisis won't wait.
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