Scattered sources
Newsletters, trend dashboards, social feeds. None of them talk to each other.
Fount turns the last 72 hours of headlines in your niche into ready-to-record talking points, hooks, and a weekly publish calendar — written in your voice, not a wire report's.
Right now, “finding today's episode” means five tabs open at once — a newsletter inbox, Google Trends, Reddit, maybe a paid trend tool — and then the real work: figuring out which story actually matters, and turning it into something you can say out loud.
Most tools stop at the headline. You're left doing the hardest part yourself, every single time.
Newsletters, trend dashboards, social feeds. None of them talk to each other.
"Trending" doesn't mean recent. You waste time chasing spikes that already peaked.
Most tools hand you a headline and call it a day. Turning that into a hook is still on you.
Fount tracks fresh headlines across 12 niches and does the translation work most tools skip — turning raw news into talking points and hooks you can record from today, not eventually.
Everything in your feed is from the past 72 hours. If it's in Fount, it's still relevant — no digging through last month's spike to find this week's story.
Every story comes with a talking point and a hook already drafted. You're editing, not starting from a blank page.
Fount learns how you actually talk — so the hook sounds like your show, not a press release.
A trend dashboard tells you what's happening. A generic AI chatbot can summarize an article if you ask it to, every time, from scratch. Fount does neither — it's built specifically to turn news into content, on a recurring rhythm, in a voice that's actually yours.
Start with today's brief — see what Fount would hand you before you record.
