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From no brand to production in four weeks: an AI news feed that pulls four sources, removes the duplicates and summarises every story in exactly 60 words.
An AI-powered news platform. No human editorial step.
Rishabh Shetty, founder of IntelliFunnel Labs, needed more than a website. He needed a complete brand identity and a production-ready platform: one that could aggregate tech news from multiple premium sources, generate concise AI summaries for each article, and present them through a clean, mobile-first card interface, with no manual editorial work in between.
The platform also needed a whitepaper lead-capture system and a full admin dashboard for content management and analytics. The target: brand, design system and production platform, all in four weeks.
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Aggregate tech news from multiple premium sources.
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Generate a concise AI summary for every article.
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Present it all in a clean, mobile-first card interface, with no manual editorial work in between.
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Capture leads with whitepapers, and run everything from a full admin dashboard.
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Ship the brand, the design system and the production platform in four weeks.
How a story reaches the feed.
Every card in TechShorts passes through the same five steps. Nobody rewrites it by hand on the way.
- 01 · Fetch
Four sources
New stories are pulled every 30 minutes.
PRNewswireNewsData.ioCurrentsGNews - 02 · Deduplicate
One story, once
Hash-based and semantic deduplication, so the same story never appears twice, whichever source it came from.
HashSemantic - 03 · Summarise
Exactly 60 words
Groq runs Llama 3.1 70B to write a summary of exactly 60 words. Not approximately.
GroqLlama 3.1 70B - 04 · Cache
Written once
Each summary is cached permanently after its first generation, so AI cost does not scale with traffic.
Cached permanently - 05 · Publish
One card
The story lands in the feed as a card: the 60-word summary, with its source.
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A brand from zero
No existing assets, no style guide, no direction. We built the identity system, logo, colours, type scale and component library, before writing a single line of code.
Four sources, no duplicates
PRNewswire, NewsData.io, Currents and GNews, every 30 minutes, with hash-based and semantic deduplication so the same story never appears twice.
Exactly 60 words
Groq (Llama 3.1 70B) writes summaries of exactly 60 words, not approximately, cached permanently after the first generation so AI cost does not scale with traffic.
Built before the first line of code.
The identity, the colours, the type scale and the component library, in the product's own tokens. Two themes share one red accent, which also marks the active category.
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01Source, category and time above the story.
02The image, with its category pill.
03The headline, then the 60-word summary.
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Delivered on time. Every feature shipped.
The platform launched on schedule at the end of week four, production-deployed and handed over with complete brand guidelines, technical documentation, a training session and 30 days of post-launch support.
The AI pipeline was processing articles from all four sources within 48 hours of the cron job going live. Alongside the consumer product we built a full role-based admin panel for article review, approval, lead management and live analytics, with CI/CD and monitoring, and it was adopted without a single support request after the training session.
- 01Brand identity
- 02Design system
- 03Brand guidelines
- 04Full-stack development
- 05AI pipeline
- 06Admin dashboard
- 07Lead capture system
- 08Production deployment
I came to Utathya with a brief, a budget, and a 4-week deadline. Most agencies would have told me to be realistic. He told me what was possible and then delivered exactly that: brand, platform, and a working AI pipeline, all production-ready. I have not had to touch the codebase since launch.Rishabh Shetty, Founder · IntelliFunnel Labs
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