Automatically pull in up-to-date forecasts and current conditions for any location, formatted and ready to read on air.
Connect to Studiio's built-in news service or add your own RSS, Atom, JSON, or XML feeds to keep your newsroom stocked around the clock.
Select the stories or weather data you want to cover and let AI write a broadcast-ready bulletin in seconds.
Aggregate content from Studiio's built-in news service across six countries, or connect your own local feeds. Pick the stories you want to cover, hit Generate AI script, and get a broadcast-ready bulletin written in your station's voice — no rewriting required.
Live weather conditions, a 5-day forecast, and the latest headlines appear directly in the Studio Panel, refreshed automatically throughout the broadcast day. Presenters always have current information at a glance — no tab switching, no manual refresh needed.
Everything your team needs to deliver accurate, timely, and professional news and weather on every show.
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Studiio integrates with weather data providers to deliver accurate, localised forecasts. You can also connect your own weather source if your station has a preferred provider.
Yes. You can connect RSS, Atom, JSON, or XML feeds from any outlet alongside our built-in sources. For custom formats, Studiio lets you map fields manually so any feed works, no matter how it is structured.
Yes. Select the stories or weather data you want to cover and tap "Generate AI script". Studiio will write a broadcast-ready bulletin in your station's voice, ready to read straight from the screen.
Built-in news feeds cover Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Ireland, the United States, and Canada. You can supplement or replace these with your own local or national RSS feeds.
Weather data in the Studio Panel refreshes automatically throughout the broadcast day via a live connection, so the forecast your presenter sees is always current.
Yes. When your weather provider issues an active warning for your configured location, it is surfaced prominently in both the weather tool and the Studio Panel weather block so your team can act immediately.
