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| Website | codegres.org | newshook.io |
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| Company | — | Startup from Сyprus · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Newshook is an AI-powered platform that aggregates journalist requests from 11+ sources into one real-time feed. The Problem PR professionals and founders waste hours every day manually checking multiple platforms for journalist requests — scanning 3 daily HARO emails, refreshing Qwoted,...
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and Newshook.
Newshook's answer:
Newshook uses contextual AI scoring instead of keyword matching. You don't set up keywords or filters — just fill in your expert profile, and the AI reads your bio, expertise, and industry to score every journalist request on a 0-100% relevance scale. It also includes a built-in AI Pitch Scorer that evaluates your draft pitch for relevance, tone, and expertise alignment before you send it.
Newshook's answer:
Newshook replaces a whole stack of PR tools with one platform. It monitors 11+ sources — Twitter/X, BlueSky, HARO, Linkedin, Reddit, Featured, Source of Sources, SourceBottle, MentionMatch, Substack, Reader Callouts — and delivers everything into a single feed. You also get a built-in pitch composer, deadline tracking, performance analytics, and team collaboration for agencies. No need to juggle multiple subscriptions and tabs.
Newshook's answer:
PR professionals, startup founders, consultants, and subject matter experts who want to get featured in media by responding to journalist requests. Particularly useful for solo PR practitioners and small agencies who don't have time to manually monitor 11+ platforms for opportunities.
Newshook's answer:
Newshook was born from the frustration of manually checking Twitter hashtags, email newsletters, and PR platforms every hour just to find relevant journalist requests — and still missing most of them. The goal was simple: one dashboard that monitors everything and uses AI to surface only what actually matters to your expertise.
Newshook's answer:
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Supabase (PostgreSQL), and multiple AI providers (Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, OpenAI) for intelligent matching and pitch evaluation.
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