When you need it on air now.

Single Player turns social posts, links, direct uploads and Telegram-bot contributions from the field into broadcast-ready graphics, for newsrooms that need to be first to air.

Single Player dashboard

Every story is one click away.

Built for the people whose job is to get the story on screen before anyone else.

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Producers

Get more stories on screen without growing the team. Stop waiting on a graphics queue when the news is breaking.

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Editors

Paste a link, upload a clip, get a clean broadcast visual back. No After Effects, no template wrangling, no design dependency.

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Reporters & journalists

From the field, from a message, from anywhere. Send the clip to the Telegram bot and it's in the newsroom workflow before you're back in the car.

Anything a story can arrive as.

Single Player was built for how news actually lands, from a link in a chat to footage filmed on a reporter's phone thirty seconds ago.

Social & links

X, TikTok, YouTube, Telegram, group chats, RSS. Paste the link, the platform pulls the post, the media, the metadata, and renders a broadcast card.

Direct upload

Drag a video or an image file straight into the workspace. The system normalizes, packages and puts it into the show as a playable element.

Telegram bot

Authorized reporters, producers and editors push links, clips and photos straight into the workspace from a dedicated Telegram bot, with no app to install and no login screen in the field.

Field to air

A reporter on scene sends a clip to the Telegram bot and it lands in the newsroom workspace seconds later, ready to cue to air.

One source in. One broadcast graphic out.

Same three steps for every input: paste, generate, send to air. Two real examples below.

EXAMPLE 01 ยท From X / Twitter
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Single Player processing the X link
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ON AIR
Broadcast graphic generated from the X post
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Rendered broadcast card
EXAMPLE 02 ยท From TikTok
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SYSTEM
Single Player processing the TikTok link
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ON AIR
Broadcast graphic generated from the TikTok video
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Rendered broadcast clip

A few ways content teams put it to work.

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@reporter
on X
Breaking: major announcement coming from the official channel in the next hour.

Social post โ†’ on air

An editor sees a tweet, pastes the link, the platform builds a clean broadcast card with source attribution. On air in under a minute.

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LIVE

Telegram bot โ†’ newsroom

A reporter on scene sends a clip to the Single Player Telegram bot. The file lands in the show bin and is ready to cue to air, while the reporter is still at the scene.

Custom broadcast chart rendered from external market data
CUSTOM INTEGRATION

External data โ†’ custom graphics

The platform adapts to client systems and external data feeds. Example: a fully custom market-data integration built for an economics channel, ingesting live feeds and rendering bespoke broadcast charts on demand.

Built around four operational outcomes.

01

Speed to air

Cut the path between an incoming story and a broadcast-ready visual from minutes to seconds.

02

Editorial advantage

Own the moment. The desk doesn't wait on a graphics queue when the news is breaking.

03

Less manual work

Fewer hands per story. The team you already have produces more, with less burnout.

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Less friction

One tool replaces a chain of handoffs between editors, designers and graphics ops.

Let's talk.

Tell us about your team and how you work. We'll show you how Single Player fits in.