Put a whole newsroom behind every story.

Your own AI-native newsroom, working on your publication’s priorities.

Assign a story, an investigation or an entire beat. goflash follows the sources, does the reporting and brings back the findings. You decide what it takes on next.

Now onboarding select newsrooms.

See the work goflash takes on.

Bring a question you want investigated, or have goflash find developments worth pursuing across the coverage you set.

Cover live events in parallel.

goflash watches live or recorded hearings, briefings and meetings at the same time. It checks what’s said against the records and investigates what the developments mean for your coverage.

Federal housing funding · Illustrative assignment

Agency briefing12:48 · Video
Officials describe newly awarded funding as progress on housing delivery.
Committee hearing34:12 · Video
Members ask why some funded projects have not begun construction.
Project recordsFunding and construction
The awards list shows commitments. The project register shows which homes are actually being built.

Lead to pursue

Are promised federal housing funds leading to new homes?

Video evidence stays linked to the exact moment behind a quote or finding.

Finished reporting, with the work behind it.

Open the sources, check the calculations and follow the correspondence behind the story.

Illustrative reporting file

Added waste-collection routes explain only part of the increase.

The council’s proposed waste-collection contract adds two routes. But the higher total also includes a higher price per route.

The council attributed the higher total to the extra routes. Its schedule shows both the added routes and the higher rate. The company had not replied to requests for comment.

Sources and correspondence

Service schedule

The original service schedule covers 10 waste-collection routes at £1,000 per route each month. The proposed renewal covers 12 routes; the published papers do not explain the cost increase.

Original service schedule
ItemAgreed amount
Routes10
Monthly rate per route£1,000
Monthly total£10,000

The assignment remains active for the final vote, the signed agreement, and any later response.

Read a published story

How goflash reported it

  1. Find what changed

    goflash compares the council’s existing waste-collection contract with the proposed renewal and payment records. It finds extra routes in the new schedule, but no breakdown of the higher cost.

    Reporting question: how much of the increase pays for additional work?

  2. Contact the sources

    With the publication’s permission, goflash emails the council and its waste-collection company to ask why the cost is rising.

    The request and any attachments remain in the reporting file.

  3. Pursue the answer

    The council says the increase pays for the extra routes and sends a service schedule. goflash asks for the price per route and follows up with the company, which has not replied.

  4. Check the response

    goflash checks the new schedule against the original agreement. The extra routes explain part of the increase; a higher price per route accounts for the rest.

Example estimate

Take on more reporting at once.

Compare your team’s output with additional checks by goflash over the same hours. Each check looks at one council’s proposed waste-collection cost increase and comes with sources and calculations attached. Documents and source replies are already available.

Your team with goflashYour team
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goflash shares the initial research, then checks related councils in parallel. Your team continues its own reporting.

Click or drag to change the reporting window

Reporting window
6 hours

48 more councils checked

5 → 53 in 6 reporting hours

10.6× in this scenario

Use the arrow keys to change the reporting window, or Home and End to select its limits.

What else would you investigate?

The sources your reporting depends on.

goflash connects and watches the sources your publication needs, including records, datasets, meetings and livestreams. Its existing public records and data add context across local, national and international coverage.

Government, law, and accountability

Bills, rulemaking, court records, hearings, and the decisions behind public policy.

  • Council proceedings
  • Legislation
  • Court records
  • Public contracts
  • Agency rules

Economy, business, and public money

Company filings, economic releases, public spending, and financial conditions.

Health, work, and consumer safety

Health guidance, workplace enforcement, product recalls, and safety notices.

Climate, energy, and science

Environmental decisions, energy data, weather records, and scientific findings.

World affairs, security, and human rights

International decisions, security developments, displacement, and humanitarian reporting.

Examples of reporting sources.

goflash works under your editorial rules.

Decide what goflash takes on and what stays with your journalists. Change the direction as the work develops.

Your editorial standards.

Set the sourcing standards and voice for the work. Decide who goflash may contact and how sensitive assignments should be handled.

Your publishing channels.

Use the research in your own reporting. Receive finished stories for review, or authorize goflash to publish through your channels.

Questions editors ask.

What will your newsroom take on next?

Tell us what you want covered. goflash connects the sources and takes on the reporting you choose to delegate.

We reply by email. Founding publishers get priority for connecting their sources and shaping how goflash works for their publication.