Personalised home
Readers follow topics, sections, teams or authors; the feed arranges around them.
Publisher Apps
A branded Publisher App puts your journalism on iOS and Android with personalised feeds, targeted notifications and mobile revenue options, connected to your CMS and commercial stack.
Designed for
Search and social remain useful acquisition channels, but neither gives you control over distribution. A publisher app gives engaged readers a direct route back to your journalism, with notifications and preferences they choose themselves.
What’s included
Readers follow topics, sections, teams or authors; the feed arranges around them.
Breaking, scheduled and segmented alerts from the same desk that publishes.
Articles, live blogs, video, galleries and podcasts in a consistent layout.
Configurable inventory positions that work with your ad stack.
Support for registration, metering and premium content, integrated with your access system.
See how people use the app and what they follow, within the consent choices and privacy rules that apply.
Workflow
Good to know
App store review and approval are decided by Apple and Google. We prepare submissions; we cannot guarantee approval or timing.
Audience growth and revenue depend on your content, promotion and commercial model; we do not guarantee outcomes.
Pricing is built from four cost layers. See how pricing works.
Questions
Yes, in many cases. Content can flow from an existing CMS through the integrations layer, or you can publish from the iPublisher CMS. The right set-up is confirmed during discovery.
Editors trigger alerts at the point of publishing, targeted to the topics, teams or sections readers follow. Delivery depends on each reader's notification permissions.
Yes. Ad placements connect to your ad stack, and subscription or premium access integrates with your identity and entitlement system. Both are scoped during implementation.
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Book an App Demo
Bring your audience goals, current stack and must-haves. We’ll show the relevant workflow, surface the dependencies and explain how the costs are structured.