Schedule news bulletins at the top of the hour from your own newsroom or a bulletin provider. The bulletin starts on the clock, whatever else is happening. And if a bulletin ever fails to arrive, listeners hear continuity, never silence, and never yesterday's news presented as today's.

A proper break-into-programming workflow for verified breaking news, protected by the Airlock like everything else. Official public alerts, such as severe weather and flood warnings for your own patch, can be carried on air automatically or with an editor's approval, keeping local stations useful when their communities need them most.

A free companion app for reporters. Go live to the studio in broadcast quality from a council meeting, a flood site or a football ground. Record reports offline and file them back with notes attached. Take interviewees' contributions over an ordinary phone call. And every spoken report is automatically transcribed and turned into a written summary the presenter can read straight out on air, so one reporter in the field can put news on air in minutes. No kit beyond the phone already in the reporter's pocket.

An exchange that lets stations pool bulletins and reports with named partners or a community pool, with attribution and expiry built in. Ten small newsrooms can cover a county between them without duplicating each other's work.