AutonoPress · publications that run themselves

Your industry's press is a press release. Now it has a newsroom.

A complete publication about your industry, researched, written, illustrated, fact-checked against sources and published on schedule, by nobody.

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Ninety seconds. No credit card. No account. Ours has run since July.

THE BUILD SIGNAL construction technology · today

Contractors push computer vision from pilot sites into routine QA

Three national contractors moved camera-based inspection out of pilot programs this quarter. The change shows up first in punch lists, not in headcount.

source attached · reported today

Retrofit demand reshapes robotics integrator roadmaps

source attached

Estimating teams test AI against live bid workflows

source attached

Five signals editors are tracking this week

By Maya Chen · Automation beat Edited by Daniel Ortiz

An example, assembling itself. Your free sample uses real stories from your industry.

construction technologyindustrial automationveterinary consolidationdental practice consolidationrestaurant technologyspecialty logistics

The problem

Your industry's coverage is vendor blogs recycling the same press release.

Your customers want to know what is changing. Nobody is doing independent reporting.

vendorsite.com › resources › survey

One vendor survey

A search for AI adoption in construction starts with one vendor's data.

original source

vendorsite.com › news › press-release

The vendor's own press release

The same survey becomes a second result, now framed as company news.

same source

fourblogs.example › what-the-survey-means

Four company blogs repeat it

The first page looks busy. The reporting underneath it is still one source. No independent trade press appears.

same source, four more times

your-industry-press.com

Independent reporting: not found

This result does not exist. It is the one AutonoPress builds.

the gap you can own

What AutonoPress does

From one interview to a publication that keeps running.

No content calendar. No blank editor. No morning operator.

Research
Verify
Write
Illustrate
Publish
Distribute

Then it starts again, on schedule, without anyone logging in.

01

Answer

Tell it about your industry.

You answer a short interview about the market, the audience and what matters inside the beat.

02

Assemble

It builds the publication.

The system creates sections, sourcing, design and a live website built around one subject.

03

Staff

It creates an editorial desk.

Editors and writers get names, defined beats and jobs inside the publication.

04

Research

It finds what changed.

The newsroom researches the beat and fact-checks its reporting against sources.

05

Publish

It writes, illustrates and goes live.

Articles publish on schedule, then distribute themselves to social platforms.

06

Repeat

Then it does it again.

Nobody logs in to keep the machine moving. The publication continues on its schedule.

Proof it exists

We have been running one since July 2026.

RTFCLMGZN covers the AI industry. It publishes continuously, publishes its own operating cost, and has never had a human writer.

140

articles published, and counting

5

social platforms posting automatically

0

human writers

Every task it runs logs its token use, and the bill is published on a public page.

Read the publication Watch it run

The machine

It runs whether anyone is watching or not.

This is a replay of what the engine logs while it works: the morning cycle, the evening cycle, and the two a.m. repair nobody had to be awake for. The service exists to keep this loop alive for your industry.

replayed from real run structure · timestamps representative

engine run logreplay

06:00:00wake · scheduled run begins

06:00:02research · pulling 14 feeds · enr.com, constructiondive.com, osha.gov +11

06:00:19research · 47 items in window · 31 after dedup

06:00:41research · 3 stories clear the bar · 2 held for one more source

06:01:02verify · 9 claims across 3 stories · 8 sourced, 1 rewritten to match its source

06:01:58write · software and robotics desks · 1,220 words filed

06:02:36illustrate · front page art · 3 section cards rendered

06:03:02guard · placeholders 0 · broken links 0 · orphan bylines 0

06:03:19publish · 3 articles live · sitemap and feeds rewritten

06:03:47distribute · queued · x, threads, bluesky, reddit, facebook

06:04:01sleep · tokens logged to the public ledger · next run 18:00

What you get

A publication, not a writing box.

Everything a real trade publication runs on, built and kept running for you.

Daily articles with sources attached

Reporting is tied back to the sources used to build it.

Sections built around the beat

The publication is organized around the industry, not around a generic blog template.

Editorial staff

Named writers and editors with defined beats.

Searchable archive

The publication compounds into a body of coverage.

Social distribution

Published stories move to social platforms on schedule.

The control room

See what it published, change how it runs and request changes in plain English.

Runs on a schedule

Research, publishing and distribution keep going after launch, without you.

Your formats, your schedule

Daily articles are the spine. The rest are switches, on or off per publication, set during the build call and changeable later with an edit.

daily articlesemail digestmonthly magazine issuequarterly magazine issuesocial posts

Why you keep paying

A live publication is not a finished object.

Platforms change. Feeds move. Deployments break. The service exists to keep the publication alive after launch.

Monitoring and repair

Every run is watched so breakage can be fixed before readers see it.

Engine updates

Distribution APIs change. The publishing engine stays current instead of slowly rotting.

The control room

The hosted dashboard keeps taking requests in plain English, and the engine keeps executing them.

Source maintenance

The source list changes with the industry. The service keeps that list alive.

Pricing

From $29 a month because you bring the AI.

The service runs the publication. Your AI subscription is paid directly to the AI provider.

$149 once
Builds the publication, on a call with you. First article live within 24 hours or the fee is returned. You pick a monthly plan on the call.
Book the setup call

Or write to [email protected].

Keep it running

$29/month

Keeps the publication alive and current.

  • 1 publishing run a day
  • 5 AI edits a month
  • Repairs within 72 hours
  • Engine updates, always
  • The control room
Start with the free sample
Recommended

Standard

$79/month

For a publication you want people to read.

  • 2 publishing runs a day
  • 25 AI edits a month
  • Repairs within 24 hours
  • Monthly source review
  • Priority queue for edits and repairs
See yours first, free

Pro

$199/month

For more than one publication at a time.

  • Up to 3 publications
  • Up to 4 runs a day, each
  • 100 AI edits a month
  • Custom sections built to order
  • Direct line, answered same day
Talk to us

What those words mean, precisely

A publishing run
One full cycle: research the beat, verify claims against sources, write, illustrate, publish, distribute. A run publishes up to 3 articles when the beat has news. It never pads a quiet day.
An AI edit
A plain-English request through the control room, executed by the engine: rename a section, shift the tone, cover a new topic, correct a story. Counted monthly.
Repairs
A feed died, a platform changed its API, a run failed. The clock is time-to-fixed from when monitoring catches it, not from when you email us.
Source review
Dead feeds replaced, new sources added as the industry moves. Standard gets it monthly, Pro continuously; the $29 tier keeps its launch list and can change it with edits.
Custom sections
Pro only. New desks, formats or data pages designed and built to order for your beat.
Engine updates
Every tier, always. Nobody is left publishing on a rotting engine.

Your AI subscription is separate. Expect roughly $20 to $100 a month, paid directly to the AI provider, not to AutonoPress.

Stop paying and your site stays live with its entire archive. It just stops updating.

The only demo that matters

See your own publication, free, in ninety seconds.

Answer a short interview. The system generates a real homepage for your industry on a live temporary URL: three stories from the last seven days, source links included.

How thorough should this be?

Be specific. Commercial construction technology beats construction.

The people you want coming back every week.

Publications or sites you read now. One per line.

How should it read?

Optional. Leave it blank and the system names it.

Optional. We send your sample there and nothing else, ever.

No credit card. No account. The interview is the signup. Your answers are stored to build your sample; the email, only to send it. Privacy.

Straight answers

The questions a serious buyer should ask.

Short answers, no hedging. If one of these matters to you, the long version is a conversation away.

01How good is the writing, actually?

Judge it instead of trusting us: the free sample builds a page on your own industry from three real stories with working source links, and the publication we run for ourselves, RTFCLMGZN, has published over 140 articles since July 2026 with no human writer. Read either one and decide. Sources stay attached to every story, which is more than most trade blogs offer.

02What if it writes something wrong?

It will, eventually, the way any publication does. The engine fact-checks against sources before publishing, keeps those sources attached so a reader can check the claim themselves, and the control room takes a correction in plain English. There is no zero-error promise here, because nobody honest can make one.

03Do I own it?

Yes, structurally. The publication lives in your GitHub repository, deploys to your hosting account, and runs on your AI key. The archive is in your accounts, not ours. What you pay for is the service that keeps it running, not permission to keep what it made.

04What does it really cost per month?

The plan, plus your AI subscription of roughly $20 to $100 paid straight to the AI provider. That is the whole bill. We publish our own publication's operating costs on a public ledger so you can see what running one actually looks like.

05What happens if I cancel?

Your site stays live with its entire archive, on your domain, in your accounts. It stops updating and engine updates stop. Nothing is switched off, nothing is held hostage, nothing is taken away.

06Will Google penalize it?

No search-ranking guarantee is made here, by us or by anyone being straight with you. The promise is a source-backed publication operating on your own domain, not immunity from search-policy changes. Source-backed original reporting is the kind of content Google's published guidance favors.