EROTEME FOR NEWSROOMS

Forecast intelligence for newsrooms

Publish timestamped forecasts with clear reasoning, measurable confidence and a permanent record of what happened next.

Timestamped. Measurable. Permanently resolved.

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Make stories about what happens next measurable

News stories often explain what has happened. Eroteme helps publications examine what could happen next, assign a probability and return to the forecast when the outcome is known.

Clear predictions

Publish a defined Yes, No or named-outcome forecast rather than an unmeasurable suggestion.

Measurable confidence

Every forecast records a probability so the strength of the original view remains visible.

Concise reasoning

Give readers the evidence and reasoning behind the forecast, not only the answer.

Permanent outcomes

When the question resolves, the result becomes part of a visible correct and incorrect record.

See the complete forecasting record

Eroteme keeps active forecasts, successful calls and incorrect calls visible.

From question to resolved record

  1. 1

    Choose the question

    The publication submits a measurable question with a clear deadline and resolution criteria.

  2. 2

    Produce the forecast

    Eroteme AI examines independent model perspectives, records a probability and produces readable supporting analysis.

  3. 3

    Publish the forecast

    The publication receives a shareable forecast card, supporting analysis and a permanent public link.

  4. 4

    Track the outcome

    When the question resolves, Eroteme records the actual outcome and whether the forecast was correct.

What a publication receives

  • Publication-ready forecast card
  • Short editorial summary
  • Full supporting analysis
  • Recorded confidence percentage
  • Publication timestamp
  • Market probability comparison where available
  • Clear resolution criteria
  • Updated correct or incorrect result
  • Permanent public forecast URL
  • Access to Eroteme’s public accuracy record

A forecast is only useful if its record remains visible

Every resolved Eroteme AI forecast contributes to a public performance record. Correct calls and misses remain available for review.

Live public record

Selected reporting period

Loading live accuracy data

Accuracy does not guarantee future results. Probabilities are estimates and should be interpreted alongside the supporting reasoning.

View the full accuracy dashboard

Forecasts for stories across the newsroom

Politics

Will a bill pass, a minister leave office or an election milestone occur before a defined date?

Technology

Will a product, AI model or major platform feature launch before its deadline?

Business

Will a company complete an acquisition, reach a valuation milestone or report a measurable result?

Economics

Will a central bank change rates or an economic indicator cross a specified threshold?

Sport

Will a team qualify, win a competition or achieve a defined season outcome?

Newsletters

Create a recurring Forecast of the Week and return to the result when the question resolves.

Start without changing your publishing system

Publication-ready image

Use the generated forecast card in an article, newsletter or social post.

Hosted forecast

Link readers to the complete timestamped forecast and supporting reasoning on Eroteme.

Exploratory

Custom integration

Pilot partners can discuss embedded cards or technical integration based on their publishing workflow.

Built for accountable forecasting

Review Eroteme’s public accuracy record, privacy policy and terms. Questions are welcome at support@eroteme.io.

  • Questions must be objectively measurable
  • Resolution criteria are recorded before the deadline
  • Forecast publication times are preserved
  • Original predictions are not silently rewritten
  • Incorrect forecasts remain visible
  • Probabilities are estimates, not guarantees
  • Publications retain editorial control
  • Private and subscriber-only user analysis is not republished without permission

DESIGN PARTNER PILOT

Test Eroteme in your newsroom

Run a four-week pilot with two or three publication-ready forecasts each week. We will help identify suitable questions, provide the analysis and track every result.

  • Four-week pilot
  • Two or three forecasts per week
  • Question-selection support
  • Publication-ready cards
  • Supporting analysis
  • Permanent forecast links
  • Outcome tracking
  • End-of-pilot feedback session

Direct enquiry delivery is currently handled through your email app. No third-party form service receives these details.

We will use these details only to respond to your newsroom enquiry.

Frequently asked questions

Is Eroteme a betting-tip service?

No. Eroteme produces probabilistic forecasts with recorded reasoning and tracks what happens. Market probabilities may be shown as a comparison where available.

How is an Eroteme AI forecast produced?

Eroteme combines independent model perspectives, supporting research and historical performance to produce a recorded probability and readable analysis.

What happens when a forecast is wrong?

The original forecast remains visible and the resolved card records the actual outcome and whether the prediction was correct.

Can our publication choose the questions?

Yes. Pilot questions should be measurable, time-bound and supported by clear resolution criteria.

Can we use the forecast without adding code?

Yes. Forecast cards can be used as publication-ready images and linked to the complete analysis on Eroteme.

Can the card include our branding?

Co-branded presentation can be discussed as part of a newsroom pilot.

How quickly can a forecast be produced?

Timing depends on the question, available evidence and editorial requirements. Pilot partners will agree an appropriate publishing schedule in advance.

Can forecasts be used in newsletters and social posts?

Yes. The forecast card is designed for articles, newsletters and social sharing.

Make the next claim measurable

Bring Eroteme a question your readers care about and test it through a four-week newsroom pilot.

Request a pilot