Market news your investors will actually read.

News Pulse turns market data, filings and news into short English and Arabic insights, audio briefings and lessons. Firms embed it in their own apps through a REST API and widgets, for US equities and the Saudi Exchange (TASI and Nomu).

Try the widget

Pre-open briefing

3 min
English and Arabic audio, with the synthetic voice labelled

Every item sourced, sample

SourceCompany filing
As ofToday, 08:15
With a link and the as-of time on every bite

Lesson streak

12 days
Stock splits lesson done, quiz 4 of 5, +40 XP

News bite, sample

SplitSample: A US-listed software company approves a 2-for-1 stock split
تجزئةعينة: شركة برمجيات مدرجة في أمريكا توافق على تجزئة السهم إلى سهمين

White-label widget

One widget, your brand, both languages.

Switch the brand, the language and the surface. The widget code stays the same; only the firm's theme tokens change.

News feed widget inside a client's app

Sample content written for this demo
Client brand
Language
Widget surface
Numerals in Arabic mode
Accent
#0E5A43
Corner radius
14px
Font
IBM Plex Sans
Direction
Left to right

Brands, companies and stories here are samples written for this page. They are not real news about any listed company and not investment advice.

What's included

News, audio and lessons, each with its source and its disclaimer.

News bites in English and Arabic

Each story is written in our own words from primary sources such as exchange announcements and company filings, in 120 words or fewer. It is tagged to its stocks, sector and event type, with the source, a link and the as-of time.

Impact explainer

A short note on what this kind of event usually means, from reviewed templates for each event type. Context is labelled as not investment advice, and it never forecasts a price.

Learn, linked from the news

Lessons of three to five cards with quizzes, XP, streaks and spaced repetition. A news event links to the lesson that explains it, so a stock split opens the stock splits lesson.

Daily briefings and an optional podcast

Pre-open and post-close briefings for each market, as text and audio in English and Arabic. An optional two-host Arabic market podcast reads its disclaimers in formal Arabic.

Stock snapshot

Key ratios, a technical summary, news sentiment, a simple risk score with its drivers, and analyst consensus where your firm holds the licence. Risk and trend labels describe; they never signal buy or sell.

Optional Shariah status, per source

For institutions that offer Shariah-compliant products, each screening source shows its own status, purification ratio, as-of date and link, never merged into one verdict. Computed screens are labelled "Calculated from published methodology, not a fatwa", and your own Shariah board is shown first.

Alerts on watchlists and holdings

Investors hear about the stocks they follow or hold through your own push, email or webhook channels. Positions and contact details are encrypted and never sent to an AI provider.

White-label from the first pixel

Theme tokens per firm for colour, fonts, radius and density, in light and dark. No News Pulse branding, right-to-left built in, Western or Eastern Arabic numerals, and widgets kept under 60 KB compressed.

Compliance rules built into the product

Every response carries a disclaimer in the reader's language and attribution for its sources. AI text is generated once, cached and kept with its model and prompt version for audit. AI summaries and synthetic voices are always labelled.

Licence-aware data

Bring your own data licences and research. Every source carries its licence scope, a firm's own data is served only to that firm, and demo-only data is never served to a production firm.

Getting started

From your data licences to your investors' screens.

  1. Connect your data licences

    Bring the market data, research and screening sources you hold. Each one is registered with its licence scope and attribution.

  2. Theme the widgets

    Set colours, fonts, radius and numerals in the console, check contrast in light and dark, then publish.

  3. Embed via API or widget

    Place the widgets in your web app or WebView, or call the REST API and build your own screens.

  4. Investors read, listen and learn

    News bites, briefings and lessons appear inside your app, in English or Arabic, under your name.

Who uses it

For firms that serve investors.

Brokers and banks

Give trading and banking app users short, sourced news on the stocks they follow, with alerts sent through your own channels.

Asset managers and fund platforms

Explain market events to clients in plain English and Arabic, with daily briefings and lessons under your brand.

Fintech apps

Add market news, audio and learning through one API and lightweight widgets, without running a newsroom.

In 27 seconds

See News Pulse at work.

Market news your investors will actually read.

Plays muted, with the words on screen. Figures shown are sample data.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which markets does News Pulse cover?

US equities and the Saudi Exchange, including TASI and Nomu.

How do firms add it to their app?

Through a REST API and embeddable widgets that take your brand, in English and Arabic.

Does News Pulse recommend stocks?

No. It explains news and data with the source and date of every item, and does not give buy or sell recommendations.

Bring sourced market news into your own app.

We'll show the widgets under a sample brand, in English and Arabic, using demo data.

Open News Pulse