Technology correspondent · The Current
Build media lists from what journalists cover now.
ReporterIQ searches recent coverage, explains why each journalist matches the announcement, and keeps the shortlist organized for outreach.
Closed beta for agencies, in-house communications teams, and independent publicists.
Senior reporter · Forward
Editor · Signal Health
Why Alex? Covered three enterprise AI launches this month and frequently quotes technical founders.
Current coverage changes the list.
ReporterIQ keeps the evidence attached.
The shortlist includes the reason each contact belongs.
ReporterIQ connects a campaign brief to reporting history. The result is a media list your team can review, explain, and update.
Search recent coverage in plain language
Describe the announcement and target audience. ReporterIQ finds related reporting beyond static beat labels.
Search result from recent reporting topics
Review the match evidence
Each result includes recent topics, publication context, and a concise explanation of the match.
Why this match? Recent reporting covers workplace data, team operations, and employee behavior.
Keep campaign lists reviewable
Save contacts by campaign or client. Team notes and match context stay with the list.
Turn a campaign brief into a reviewable shortlist.
ReporterIQ handles search and match context. Your team decides who fits the announcement and how to approach them.
Request beta access- 1
Enter the campaign brief
Describe the announcement, the affected audience, and the relevant context.
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Review matched journalists
Check recent reporting and the explanation attached to each result.
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Save the shortlist
Organize selected contacts by campaign or client and add team notes.
Closed beta access is limited to a small group of PR teams.
Participants will use ReporterIQ in active media research and share feedback on search, match context, and list workflow.
Tell us a little about your team and how you build media lists today.