Understand the story.Shape the narrative.
Real-time media monitoring, contextual intelligence and autonomous agents — so leadership can detect risk, decide faster, and respond with confidence.
A narrative never stays where it started.
It breaks in online news. It gets argued in communities. It spreads across social. By evening the broadcast has picked it up — and the version on air is not the version that started.
Watch one channel and you see a fragment. The journey is only visible from the centre.
In mathematics a locus is the set of every point satisfying one condition — the place where things converge. It is the whole proposition, and it has been on the door the entire time.
One feed. One platform. Every surface a story can travel across — and a very short list of companies anywhere that can see all of it at once.
Everything above is public. Published, broadcast, posted in the open — the record as it actually stands. We do not buy, scrape or hold anything a person did not publish themselves.
Organisations that hold their own proprietary material — licensed feeds, internal archives, research you commissioned — can have it read alongside the public record, inside your own perimeter. It stays yours.
It doesn't arrive daily. It arrives constantly.
Every minute, across every surface, it keeps coming — captured, transcribed, translated, enriched and indexed as it lands. Onto the platform, or straight down the API into your own systems. We are the pipeline, not a nightly export.
Near real-time broadcast is the hard one. Turning live television and radio into searchable text as it airs is something only a handful of companies anywhere can do — and it is why a story breaking on air reaches you as fast as one breaking online.
- --:--:--Online newsarticle captured
- --:--:--Communitiesthreads captured
- --:--:--Podcastsepisode transcribed
- --:--:--Socialaccounts indexed
- --:--:--Radiobroadcast transcribed
- --:--:--Printedition read
Most tools hand you dashboards. Locus Elite hands you the decision.
Our agents do the reading and the reasoning — surfacing what changed, why it matters, and what to do next, in a briefing built for the executive table.
Do it yourself. Or have it done for you.
Most vendors sell you one or the other — a tool you have to staff, or a service you cannot see inside. You get both, on the same coverage, and you can move between them whenever the week demands it.
The app, in your hands
A genuinely good product, not a portal bolted onto a service. Everything is yours to drive.
- iOS, Android and desktop — the same account everywhere
- Live monitoring across news, broadcast and social
- Build your own dashboards, queries and alerts
- Generate reports and decks yourself, in minutes
- Ask questions of your coverage and get cited answers
The desk, behind it
When you would rather it simply arrived finished, people do it — the same people, every week.
- 30+ analysts across geopolitics, policy, economy, security and media
- Support 18+ hours a day, in your working week
- Briefings written for your leadership, not exported to them
- Analyst-curated reports on a standing cadence
- A named team that knows your file
One intelligence layer, signal to action
Not one assistant. Three agents, three jobs.
Answer the question, run the analysis, write the response. Each owns one job in the workflow, and each works from the same monitored coverage.
Real time tells you what's happening. The archive tells you whether it's happened before.
An alert without history is noise with a timestamp. Whether a spike is unusual, whether a narrative has run before, whether a critic has form — none of that is answerable from today's feed alone.
So the record runs back as far as each surface allows: two decades of news and X, ten years across the major social platforms, and broadcast held as searchable text rather than tape.
The platform behind the briefing on their desk.
Not a list of logos — a description of our clients: every level of a state, from the sovereign courts down through the ministries and executive offices to the national champions. Built in Abu Dhabi, working where the decisions are made.
Head of state
Where the narrative is setGovernment
Where it is carried outNational institutions
Where it reaches the publicWe do not publish our clients. At this level discretion is part of the service — what an organisation chooses to monitor can reveal more than the coverage itself.
The categories above are accurate. The names stay with us; in a briefing, under NDA, we can be specific.
See Locus Elite read the room.
Book a demo and we'll run your own coverage through the platform — live, in your language, on your priorities.