The engine inside NLFactory
Every NLFactory newsletter is researched, written, and cited by NLFiq. It reads the live web, decides what matters for your topics, and shows you where the facts came from.
What NLFiq does
NLFiq turns the open web into a newsletter written for exactly one reader. Here is what that means in practice.
Every edition starts with fresh research, not a stale snapshot. NLFiq pulls from live sources moments before it writes.
Your topics, your interests, your delivery schedule. Every edition is composed for a single subscriber. You.
Facts link back to where they came from, so you can read deeper or check them for yourself.
A clean, readable email that arrives on the schedule you choose. No feed to scroll, no app to install.
How it works
The same pipeline runs for every edition NLFactory sends.
Scans fresh, trusted sources for your topics.
Ranks what matters today and drops the noise.
Composes your edition in clear, natural language.
Links the facts back to their sources.
Sends it to your inbox on your schedule.
Fact-checking
Every edition cites its sources. Newsletters that enable the Fact-Check Library go further: the engine re-checks its own claims before they ever reach you.
The checker reads a finished edition and isolates the factual claims worth verifying.
Each claim is re-verified against sources before the edition is cleared to send.
A claim that cannot be verified is flagged, corrected, or cut. Nothing rides on a maybe.
THE RECEIPTS
We ran the engine's checker across our own newsletters and published what we found, the misses included.
That is what NLFiq is for. Every NLFactory edition cites its sources, and newsletters that enable the Fact-Check Library get a second verification pass that flags, corrects, or cuts anything the engine cannot verify.
Citations are universal. Every edition links the sources its facts came from. The Fact-Check Library is a deeper verification pass that runs on newsletters that enable it.
It does not go out as fact. Depending on the check, the claim is flagged for review, corrected against its source, or removed from the edition.
Yes. Every edition cites where its facts came from, so you can read the original reporting or data behind any story.
No. NLFiq is the engine that researches, writes, and checks NLFactory newsletters. The fact-checking is part of how it writes, and the result arrives as your newsletter.
Also in the engine room
The engine can also narrate your newsletter as a listenable episode, read in a natural voice.
See what the engine builds for you.
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